HEADLINES SELECTED BY INTERCARGO (19/12/2022 – 31/12/2022)
Retailers Pull Back From Using Chartered Cargo Ships
Retailers are moving away from using chartered ships to get around pandemic-triggered disruptions now that congestion at ports has cleared and pressures in supply chains have eased. (Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide: click here)
first posted in May 2022 For an overview of INTERCARGO’s work in relation to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), you may watch our Associations videos on “Dry Bulk Shipping: Sustainably serving the world’s essential needs”: 2020...
HEADLINES SELECTED BY INTERCARGO (15/04/2024 – 21/04/2024) Industry urges UN secretary-general to protect seafarers ‘Shipping is not a target with no victims. Innocent seafarers have been killed, seafarers are being held hostage. This would be...
April 2024 update During 2023 and 2024, INTERCARGO, and RightShip, as founding partners of the DryBMS self-assessment scheme, continued to work on the establishment of the Dry Bulk Centre of Excellence (DBCE), an independent organisation, formed to...
The “Dry bulk trade and fleet update” is a monthly edition prepared exclusively for INTERCARGO Full Members by Mr Richard Scott (Managing Director, Bulk Shipping Analysis & member, London Branch committee, Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers)...
Update: 05 Apr 2024 Contents: Equivalence of IMO’s Ship Recycling Convention (HKC) and Basel Convention EU to open door for recycling yards in Asia to be added to the EU approved list Alignment or not between the EU Ship Recycling Regulation...
SELECTED HEADLINES ON ALTERNATIVE FUELS & TECHNOLOGIES BY INTERCARGO- March 2024 DRY BULK SHIPPING FOCUS Ultrabulk closes in on ammonia-fueled vessels order after ship sales Denmark-based owner-operator Ultrabulk is hoping to finalize orders...
HEADLINES SELECTED BY INTERCARGO (26/03/2024 – 31/03/2024) Gunshots ring out in the Red Sea for the first time in more than a week The Houthis remain a menace to merchant shipping in the Middle East. (Splash247: click here) You need to login...
HEADLINES SELECTED BY INTERCARGO (11/12/2023 – 17/12/2023) Seafarers bear brunt of failures to respond to Covid-19 crisis, says owner Some shipyards have declined to incorporate measures requested by owners to improve the health and well-being...
SELECTED HEADLINES ON ALTERNATIVE FUELS & TECHNOLOGIES BY INTERCARGO – December 2023 DRY BULK SHIPPING FOCUS Oldendorff and Teck to fit bulker with rotor sails as part of decarbonization push German bulk operator Oldendorff Carriers GmbH...
The “Dry bulk trade and fleet update” is a monthly edition prepared exclusively for INTERCARGO Full Members by Mr Richard Scott (Managing Director, Bulk Shipping Analysis & member, London Branch committee, Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers)...
-first posted on 26 Jan 2021- November 2023 update During the course of 2022/2023, INTERCARGO, along with RightShip, has continued to work on the implementation of the DryBMS self-assessment scheme with an emphasis on its governance and...
HEADLINES SELECTED BY INTERCARGO (25/09/2023 – 01/10/2023) INTERCARGO stresses its commitment to MARPOL on World Maritime Day As the global shipping industry today celebrates World Maritime Day with its central theme of “MARPOL at 50”, the...
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