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Maersk 2020 results solid

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“TWENTY-twenty will forever be remembered for the COVID-19 pandemic, that negatively impacted our lives, jobs, businesses and the global economy,” A.P. Møller - Mærsk CEO Søren...
Maersk 2020 results solid

Hapag-Lloyd concludes ‘green financings’ for six large containerships

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HAPAG-Lloyd concluded two debt transactions according to the Green Loan Principles of the Loan Market Association. They were associated with the financing of six 23,500-TEU...
Hapag-Lloyd concludes ‘green financings’ for six large containerships

Throughput up across the board at Pilbara ports

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THE month of January 2021 saw 57.1 million tonnes of cargo move through the ports managed by Pilbara Ports Authority. This throughput was a 4% increase compared to the same month...
Throughput up across the board at Pilbara ports

Non-profit provides “reality check” on diversity and inclusion

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HUMAN Rights at Sea has published an interesting case study by Advisory Board member and maritime professional, Joanne Rawley, providing a personal insight and commentary as a...
Non-profit provides “reality check” on diversity and inclusion

New standard for in-water cleaning set for trial

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SHIPPING industry group BIMCO has developed the first international standard for in-water cleaning to help protect the marine environment from pollution and the introduction of...
New standard for in-water cleaning set for trial

Crew change on bulker stuck off China

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MSC, the operator of the bulker Anastasia, directed the vessel to Japan after it had been stuck off the coast of China since September. The ship is one of dozens of coal-carrying...
Crew change on bulker stuck off China

Survey to assess the wellness of Australian seafarers

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MARITIME Industry Australia and Hunterlink have put together the Australian Seafarer Wellness Survey, which attempts to gauge the attitudes of seafarers across a broad range of...
Survey to assess the wellness of Australian seafarers

Hope in sight for seafarers with COVID rules due to end

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THE Australian Maritime Safety Authority has announced that from 28 February 2021, the interim COVID arrangements that have permitted seafarers to serve longer than 11 months...
Hope in sight for seafarers with COVID rules due to end

Change at the top at Hamburg Süd

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HAMBURG Süd chief commercial officer Poul Hestbaek will be CEO of the Maersk-owned shipping company as executive Arnt Vespermann steps down after more than 20 years with the...
Change at the top at Hamburg Süd

Stolt Tankers appoints new CFO as it eyes IPO

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STOLT Tankers has appointed Emile Hoekstra as the new chief financial officer, effective from 15 February. Stolt Tankers president Lucas Vos said Mr Hoekstra’s appointment is an...
Stolt Tankers appoints new CFO as it eyes IPO

Australia’s first barley shipment to Mexico worthy of a toast

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AUSTRALIAN barley is heading to a significant new market this month after the nation’s biggest grains exporter, CBH Group, signed a deal to ship 35,000 tonnes of malting barley to...
Australia’s first barley shipment to Mexico worthy of a toast

Air cargo demand plummets in 2020: IATA

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THE INTERNATIONAL Air Transport Association said demand for air cargo decreased by 10.6% in 2020 compared with 2019. IATA said this was the largest drop in year-on-year demand...
Air cargo demand plummets in 2020: IATA

Wallenius Wilhelmsen convicted and fined for criminal cartel conduct

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WALLENIUS Wilhelmsen Ocean was convicted of criminal cartel conduct in the Federal Court on Thursday (4 February) in a case prosecuted by the Commonwealth Director of Public...
Wallenius Wilhelmsen convicted and fined for criminal cartel conduct

Ammonia changes the game in the maritime sector: report

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A NEW report from a US-based consulting company explores the business risks that flow from the International Maritime Organization’s most recent sulphur and GHG emissions...
Ammonia changes the game in the maritime sector: report

Platform publishes list of ships dismantled in 2020

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ACCORDING to new data released by the NGO Shipbreaking Platform, 630 ocean-going commercial ships and offshore units were sold to the scrap yards in 2020. Of these vessels, 446...
Platform publishes list of ships dismantled in 2020