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→MPA Singapore Softens Ban on Crew Changes
The Port of Singapore has softened the ban on crew changes amid the coronavirus pandemic.
read more →Coronavirus Pandemic Sets Off a New Wave of Blank Sailings
Murphy: The number of blank sailings jumped from 2 to 45 on the main deep-sea trades last week.
read more →Japan’s Two Shipbuilding Giants to Form JV in October
Imabari Shipbuilding and Japan Marine United Corporation agree to form a joint venture.
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Maersk Gjertrud Seafarers Suspected of Having Coronavirus
A number of seafarers on board Gjertrud Maersk hospitalized after experiencing symptoms linked to Covid-19.
read more →Synergy: Doing Nothing about Crew Changes is Not a Plan
Synergy: Collective, carefully managed crew changes at designated ports could help us tackle this crisis.
read more →Shiprecycling in Pakistan and India in Limbo
The coronavirus pandemic has practically paralysed the ship demolition market in South Asia.
read more →85 Pct of Maersk’s Global Office-Based Staff Work From Home
The number of Maersk employees working from home has increased considerably amid global lockdown measures.
read more →CMA CGM Closes USD 815 Mn Sale of Eight Port Terminals
CMA CGM has completed a first transaction related to the sale of eight port terminals to Terminal Link.
read more →Indian Ports Declare Force Majeure amid Coronavirus Crisis
Some of India’s ports declare force majeure amid coronavirus impact.
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read more →Coronavirus Survived 17 Days on Cabin Surfaces
The coronavirus found on cabin surfaces of infected passengers up to 17 days after cabins were vacated.
read more →Surge in Seafarers’ Pleas for Help amid Coronavirus Crisis
Seafarers seeking help in overcoming their circumstances onboard ships exacerbated by the pandemic.
read more →Vale Temporarily Closes Iron Ore Terminal in Malaysia
Vale has decided to temporarily close Teluk Rubiah Maritime Terminal amid the global coronavirus outbreak.
read more →MOL Sounds the Alarm on 2019 Results
MOL plans to downgrade forecast amid a total of USD 146 million of extraordinary losses.
read more →Scrubber Uptake Hits 4,000 Ships
There are approximately 4,000 ships fitted or about to be fitted with a scrubber.
read more →OOIL Ready for Potential Headwinds
COSCO-owned OOIL wrapped up 2019 with a significant earnings growth despite market uncertainties.
read more →Major Slippage of Drybulk Deliveries from China Imminent
Only 1 dry bulk vessel of the planned 24 newbuildings was delivered by Chinese shipbuilders in February 2020.
read more →Sea-Intel: Scrubber Investment Case Undermined
Sea-Intelligence: The low-sulphur premium dropped from a 300 USD/ton to 60 USD/ton.
read more →Swire Shipping’s First of Eight Newbuilds Starts Ops
Swire Shipping has announced the entry into service of its first 2,400 TEU newbuild vessel, MV Changsha.
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BIMCO: Tanker Shipping to Face Two Different Realities
The tanker shipping industry will likely face two contrasting realities, shipping association BIMCO said.
read more →ICS, ITF Urge Govts to Ensure Uninterrupted Crew Changes
ICS and ITF have urged governments to ensure uninterrupted crew changes amid the coronavirus crisis.
read more →Carnival Offers Its Cruise Ships to Serve as Hospitals
Carnival has offered select cruise ships for use as temporary hospitals to help address COVID-19.
read more →EU: CMA CGM Gets Green Light to Sell Stakes in 10 Terminals
CMA CGM and CMP receive an EU approval for the sale of stakes in ten port terminals to Terminal Link.
read more →CMHI Haimen Launches, Cuts 1st Steel for SunStone Newbuilds
On March 16, China Merchants Heavy Industry (CMHI) Haimen celebrated two milestones.
read more →Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Inks USD 1.15 Bln Boxship Deal
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding has inked a shipbuilding contract with Tiger Group for up to 10 container vessels.
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