Tag: Argentina

The Argentina Coast Guard are taking action against vessels that exceed speed limits in the River Plate basin and Parana River, according to North P&I Club citing information from local correspondents Pandi Liquidadores S.R.L. 

The Argentinian Coast Guard issued administrative enquiries against various vessels for breaching speed limits, mainly in the Rosario port area of the Parana River where the speed limit is currently 9 knots.

Following the disruption caused by the strikes in Argentina, a coalition of Argentine longshore and oilseed industry unions reached an agreement to end a three-week-long strike.

Argentina will resolve the ports crisis that has been taking place and is affecting agricultural exports, as employees of soy processing factories call for better wages.

The Coast Guard of La Plata in Buenos Aires reports that any vessel conducting bunkering operations at Zona Comun, off La Plata, is obliged to set up a contract with an oil spill response organization (OSRO). 

Following the procedures for cargo cleanliness requirements in Argentina, which came into force back in 2017, Argentinian P&I correspondents, Pandi Liquidadores S.R.L. issued an updated circular for all interested parties.

Britannia Club's correspondents in Argentina, "Argentina Pandi Liquidadores" issued circular to raise awareness of shipowners and operators on wash damage and speed regulation in Parana and Plate river.

Starting from 12 January 2021, vessels that have visited certain ports in Asia Pacific between May-September in the previous 24 months must document that they have been inspected and “certified free of Asian Gypsy Moth” prior to arriving in Argentina.

Standard Club explains the historically and critically low water level of the Parana River, explaining the risks and why owners should be aware of the potential groundings when navigating this river.

The Argentinian Navy was called in order to assist with a fire that erupted on a product tanker, in Argentina, on October 12.