All Shipping articles – Page 70
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NewsBIMCO urges action on seafarers
The UK government hosted a global summit on the impact of Covid-19 on crew changes on July 9, 2020. Just 15 countries attended.
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NewsGeodis calls for decarbonisation
Global transport and logistics company Geodis has joined the European Clean Trucking Alliance (ECTA) as part of its commitment to decarbonise road freight.
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NewsMitigating Covid-19 risks aboard vessels
DNV GL has launched its Certification in Infection Prevention – Maritime programme (CIP-M). The certification has been developed to give passengers and crew confidence that comprehensive infection prevention measures are in place.
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Newsdeugro USA assembles ISPM 15 task force
deugro USA has established a task force based in Houston, USA, to support importers and cargo owners handling shipments that are non-compliant with international phytosanitary measures.
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NewsAAL delivers Formosa 2 carousel
AAL Shipping has delivered a cable carousel measuring 23 m in diameter (73 m circumference) to Jan De Nul Group, which will be used at the Formosa 2 offshore wind farm project off the coast of Taiwan.
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NewsOrigin Logistics delivers to UK
Turkey-headquartered Origin Logistics has delivered a Metso shredder and accompanying components from Izmit, Turkey to Wellington in the UK.
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NewsWagenborg moves in Denmark and boosts services
Netherlands-based Wagenborg has shipped project cargo to Copenhagen in Denmark, expanded its ro-ro liner services in the Baltic region and boosted its semi-liner service offering globally.
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NewsITF demands action for seafarers
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has called on governments worldwide to deliver visa, border, and quarantine exemptions to enable seafarer repatriation amid the ongoing Covid-19 crisis.
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NewsSouth Korea introduces sulphur controls
South Korea has designated new national sulphur emission control areas, which will come into effect September 1, 2020.
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NewsÇaba & Misnak’s shipyard success
Çaba & Misnak’s project logistics, heavy lifting and engineering division has repositioned a 2,500-tonne vessel at a Turkish shipyard.
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NewsCar carrier declared a constructive loss
Höegh Xiamen, a car carrier chartered by Höegh Autoliners, has been declared a total constructive loss by its owner following last month’s fire outbreak in Jacksonville, Florida.
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NewsErhardt rallies for railway shipment
Erhardt Proyectos has loaded large metal structures at the outer port of Langosteira in La Coruña, northern Spain.
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NewsNorth-Western merges with Volga Shipping
Russia’s North-Western Shipping Company has merged with Volga Shipping Company.
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NewsNeptune Cyber launches digital marine safety tool
Neptune Cyber has launched an online tool to ensure marine operators stay ahead of new cyber risk regulations due to enter force in January 2021.
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NewsWind Feeder barge unveiled
A specialised vessel – the Wind Feeder Barge – has been developed by Germany-based Port Feeder Barge to provide heavy lift transport solutions in rivers and coastal waters.
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NewsMaersk boosts logistics offering with KGH acquisition
A.P. Møller - Mærsk has reached an agreement with Bridgepoint Development Capital to acquire KGH Customs Services.
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NewsHöegh completes OOG shipment
Norwegian shipping group Höegh Autoliners has transported a 55-tonne turbine from India to Europe.
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NewsTschudi partners with UHL for bridge move
Tschudi Logistics, in collaboration with United Heavy Lift (UHL) and United Engineering Solutions, is loading oversized bridge components aboard the heavy lift vessel UHL Falcon in the port of Seville, Spain.
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NewsAAL supports energy projects in Europe and Iraq
AAL has delivered three generators using its 31,000 dwt multipurpose ship AAL Singapore for two gas-fired power plant projects.
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NewsTime charter rates stabilise
Time charter rates in the multipurpose shipping sector have remained steady over the last month, according to the latest report from shipbroker Toepfer Transport.