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Shipowners expressed their concern over recent trade developments impacting the shipping sector.
read more →EU Should Encourage Asian Demolition Yards to Get on List
Audited South Asian ship recycling facilities should receive "a fair chance" to get on the EU list.
read more →ECSA: EU Parliament Adopts Maritime Single Window
European Parliament adopted the proposal for a Regulation establishing a European Maritime Single Window.
read more →ICS, ASA and ECSA Commit to Deeper Collaboration
Three trade associations sign MOU to enhance their cooperation on relevant maritime issues.
read more →Shipping Industry Calls for Adoption of the Clune Report
The shipping industry urged the European Parliament Transport Committee to adopt the Clune Report.
read more →Industry Calls for Extension of Consortia Block Exemption
Liner shipping associations have asked the European Commission to extend the EU consortia block exemption regulation.
read more →ECSA, SEA Europe Welcome EU-S. Korea Talks on Subsidies
European shipowners and shipbuilders back the talks between the EU and South Korea on state subsidies.
read more →Shipowners Welcome Push toward Maritime Single Window
ECSA, WSC welcome the adoption of a General Approach on the proposal for a European Maritime Single Window.
read more →European Shipowners Welcome EU-Singapore Trade Deal
European shipowners welcomed the free trade agreement between the EU and Singapore.
read more →ECSA Calls for More Compliant Ship Recycling Facilities
ECSA is asking for more capacity to be added to the list of approved ship recycling facilities.
read more →EU's Anti-Piracy Operation Gets Extension
European shipowners: EU decides to extended the anti-piracy Operation Atalanta until the end of 2020.
read more →EU Takes Action to Shield Itself from US Tariffs
The European Union has introduced “provisional safeguard measures” concerning imports of a number of ...
read more →Europe Aims to Make Shipping More Attractive for Women
ETF, ECSA discuss possible solutions to increase women’s participation in the shipping industry in Europe.
read more →Merchant Ships Hostage of Italian Immigration Policy
Not allowing merchant ships to disembark migrants could have significant implications on trade in the Mediterranean.
read more →Day of the Seafarer: Mental Wellbeing in Focus
Today, once again, marks the IMO Day of the Seafarer, focused this year on seafarer wellbeing.
read more →Shipping Industry Worried over Italy's Migrants Policy
European shipowners concerned about Italy's policy of refusing migrants to enter its ports.
read more →ECSA Supports Proposal for Better Port Reception Facilities
ECSA has welcomed the recently published proposal for a new Directive on Port Reception Facilities.
read more →North America-ECSA Demand to Rise in 2018
Drewry: Demand in the North America-ECSA container trade is expected to see gradual improvement during 2018.
read more →Pressure Mounts on IMO to Set CO2 Reduction Targets
Governments will have to compromise on the reduction of CO2 emissions by shipping.
read more →Europe-ECSA Box Volumes Break Three-Year Losing Streak
Container volumes from Europe to ECSA broke a three-year losing streak with first annual growth since 2013.
read more →ECSA, WSC Call for Revision of Reporting Rules at EU Ports
ECSA, WSC call for revision of Reporting Formalities Directive to improve the efficiency of maritime transport.
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