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India: Port Sector recovers from supply shocks
Once in dire straits, India’s port sector has finally started registering growth, surpassing even the pre-pandemic volumes. Between major and non-major ports, a total of 366.4 million tonnes (mt) of cargo was handled by Indian ports in the first quarter of the the financial year (Q1FY23)... -Business StandardPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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India Wants Chabahar Port to be a Conduit for Trade to Central Asia
India supports linking the Chabahar Port with the INSTC so it can become a transit hub for trade with countries in the Commonwealth of Independent States. This was recently highlighted by government representatives on Chabahar Day, observed July 31. The INSTC is also receiving renewed interest from New Delhi as it will enable an increase in India-Russia overland trade... -India BriefingPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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Research ship responds to medical emergency at sea
Training for emergencies at sea is routine. What isn’t so common is when the crew has to put those practiced skills into use. One of the Missile Defense Agency’s sea-based assets recently answered a call from the U.S. Coast Guard to assist with a medical emergency at sea... -TheredstonerocketPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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Cyprus to accelerate digitalization for shipping
Cyprus Shipping Deputy Ministry (SDM) has signed a new contract with the CSC consortium which combines Cellock, SignalGenerix and Computer Resources International following a successful tender process. This agreement, with a total value of €1,682,000, marks the start of a digital transformation of Cyprus shipping... -Safety4SeaPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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ICTSI launches suite of digital services with new app
International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) is empowering port users to make better, more timely business decisions with the launch of the ICTSI App, a tool that gives port users access to the Company’s newest digital services. ICTSI’s latest innovation grants port users real-time access to critical logistics data across ICTSI’s global operations... -ICTSIPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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Singapore MPA Names New Chief Executive
Singapore’s Ministry of Transport announced that Teo Eng Dih will take over as chief executive of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), succeeding Quah Ley Hoon, who will step down on September 5, 2022... -MarineLinkPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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Rare 400-year-old ship found in German river is a stunningly preserved ‘time capsule’
Maritime archaeologists in northern Germany have discovered the wreckage of a 400-year-old cargo ship that "sank almost standing," escaped decay from ravenous shipworms and still has the barrels of lime it was carrying for the stone-building industry centuries ago... -Livescience.comPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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US Supply Chain Stakeholders Begin Data Sharing with New National Freight Data Platform
The U.S. Department of Transportation is getting ready to convene the first meeting of supply chain stakeholders participating in a new national freight data platform aimed at boosting transparency and efficiency in the supply chain. The platform FLOW was launched in March by the Biden Administration as an initiative to help solve supply chain congestion,.. -gCaptainPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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Royal Caribbean drops vaccine requirement for certain cruise ship sailings
Royal Caribbean wont require passengers to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 on select sailings beginning in September. Up until now, only unvaccinated guests under the age of 12 have been allowed on Royal Caribbean ships. Starting with September 5th departures guests regardless of their vaccination status, can cruise on specified itineraries, as long as they meet any testing requirements to board... -Royal Caribbean BlogPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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Evergreen obtains double certification for GHG inventory
Evergreen Marine Corp has completed a systematic inspection and calculation of greenhouse gas emission (GHG) inventories for its business operations. The inventory includes its global operating fleet, office buildings and container terminals in Taiwan... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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Delays boost English Channel unaccompanied freight
Peel Ports has reported a boost to volumes on its Sheerness-Calais unaccompanied freight route as shippers look to dodge Dover delays. London Medway said delays at the Dover had helped bring a 34% increase in freight over the past two weeks in its DFDS-operated cross-channel service... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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Spat between Canadian maritime unions goes public
An ugly spat between two maritime trade unions in Canada has gone public. The president of the International Longshore Workers’ Union (ILWU) Canada, Robert Ashton, recently came out with online comments in which he stated the ILWU would either push Ocean BC, which is affiliated to the Seafarers’ International Union of Canada from their waters or “kill” it... -Splash 247Posted On:11-Aug-2022
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Can global shipping be fixed? One regulator will try
Daniel Maffei is at once a crucial player in the campaign to subdue inflation and a figure virtually unknown outside the confines of his wonky Washington domain. He is chair of the Federal Maritime Commission, a small, traditionally obscure institution that has been thrust into a central role in the Biden administration’s designs on taming soaring prices... -Forbes IndiaPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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P&O hits back after coach accident
A ferry has defended its crews after an incident involving a coach boarding one of its cross-Channel vessels. The accident saw the Dover-bound vehicle left suspended in mid-air after it became wedged between a ramp and the deck ceiling on board the P&O Ferries ship Pride of Kent while it was berthed in Calais on Saturday... -Kent OnlinePosted On:11-Aug-2022
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U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Involved in Fatal Collision with Fishing Boat Off Puerto Rico
A U.S. Coast Guard cutter was involved in a fatal collision with a small fishing boat off the coast of Puerto Rico on Monday. The accident involved the USCGC Winslow Griesser and a 23-foot commercial fishing vessel, named Desakata. One of two people on board the fishing vessel was killed in the accident... -gCaptainPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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Deck Cargo Lost From Ship, Coast Covered With Tons Of Wood
General cargo vessel named MARIA reportedly lost a part of its cargo, sawn lumber, on either 7 or 8 Aug, close to Preobrazhenya, south Primorye, Russia, Japan Sea. AIS has been recorded missing since 2 Aug, the vessel loaded timber at Olga port in Primorye... -Marine InsightPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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Drilling rig boarded, looted, SCBA are the main target, again
Drilling semi-submersible rig BLACKFORD DOLPHIN, operating in Bay of Campeche offshore fields, Mexico, Gulf of Mexico, was boarded and looted by 10 armed persons at night Aug 7. Perpetrators tied up 10 people and intimidated others, they stole some 30 Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), communication equipment and other valuables, and fled... -FleetmonPosted On:11-Aug-2022
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