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IMO Urges Unnecessary Delays to Ships amid Coronavirus Are Prevented
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has sent a letter to its member states amid the outbreak of the novel coronavirus asking them to undertake all possible measures to prevent unnecessary delays of ships.
The IMO urged state authorities and control regimes, companies and shipmasters to cooperate to ensure that, where appropriate, passengers can be embarked and disembarked, cargo operations can occur, ships can enter and depart shipyards for repair and survey, stores and supplies can be loaded, certificates can be issued and crews can be exchanged.Posted On:22-Feb-2020
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Ships Trading with North Korea Will Not Be Flying Palau Flag
Vessels that violate the current United Nations Security Council Resolutions (UNSCRs) on trading with North Korea will not be registered with the Palau International Ship Registry (PISR), the ship registry said.
As informed, both the registry and the Palau government have taken strong measures to ensure a proper vessel screening before ships are registered under the Palau flag.Posted On:22-Feb-2020
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BIMCO: Coronavirus Comes at the Worst Time for Shipping
The outbreak of the coronavirus, originating from Wuhan, China, comes at one of the worst time for the shipping industry, which is currently struggling with the additional fuel costs from IMO 2020 and the switch to low-sulphur fuels, according to BIMCO.
"Demand is destroyed in China due to the coronavirus. Demand stemming from consumer spending, power generation and industrial production is lost every day that large parts of China remain quarantined. That demand will not necessarily rebound once the virus is contained," Peter Sand, BIMCO Chief Shipping Analyst, said.Posted On:22-Feb-2020
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Houston Ship Channel Project Moves Forward
Port Houston in Texas, US has selected a lead engineer and designer for part of its project to widen and deepen the Houston ship channel for the next generation in safety, efficiency and larger ships.
HDR has signed a contract with the port covering engineering, design, project coordination and other consultation services for two of six segments in the port s channel improvement initiative.Posted On:22-Feb-2020
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Bahamian Ports Face Full Security Exercise
Bahamian ports will face a full security drill later this year, the country s international standards compliance head said yesterday.
Senior Lieutenant Bertram Bowleg, of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF), told a seminar on adherence to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) code: "I m going to run a drill for the entire Bahamas, and it s going to happen this year for the entire Bahamas .Posted On:22-Feb-2020
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GT USA Wilmington Increases Food Safety Certification
GT USA Wilmington has been recognized for Safe Quality Food Safety (SQF) Code for Storage and Distribution, as certified by SCS Global Services (SCS).
"SQF is quickly becoming the recognized standard globally, and the SQF credential depicts GT USA Wilmington s dedication to constant improvement and meeting our customers current and emerging needs. We are proud of this achievement. This represents our continued commitment to our partnership with consumers and growers, ensuring quality throughout the entire supply chain," said Eric Casey, CEO GT USA Wilmington.Posted On:22-Feb-2020
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ARA gasoline stocks drop by 3% - Insights Global
Gasoline stocks held in independent storage in the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp (ARA) refining and storage hub fell 3% to 1.1 million tonnes in the week to Thursday, data from Dutch consultancy Insights Global showed.Posted On:22-Feb-2020
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