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PSA, PFR , IFM Investors acquire largest Polish container terminal

On 21 May 2019, after formal approval by the relevant competition authorities, PSA International, the Polish Development Fund and the IFM Global Infrastructure Fund, have completed the transaction to jointly acquire DCT Gdańsk, the largest container terminal in Poland. The consortium partners aim to further enhance the terminal's position and to look into more expansion needs as and when relevant.

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How to effectively carry soya bean cargoes

The Standard Club informed that it has seen an increase in claims activity regarding the carriage of soya bean cargoes in the past few years. These case are especially evident in the trade of this cargo between Brazil and China. The main signs of damage related to soya bean cargo claims include discolouration of the beans, malodour and mould growth. While some cargo damage may be seen, many times the crew will not be able to fully determine the quality or condition of the soya beans.

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Potential implications of proposed carriage of cargo on deck

The UK Club advises on the implications of proposed carriage of cargo on deck. Namely, carriage of cargo on deck exposes the cargo to various risks from the elements, like sea-spray and wind, as well as the potential risk of being washed off or falling overboard because of bad weather conditions or inadequate lashing/stabilising. Based on the cargo, there may also be issues with the stability of the vessel itself. 

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