Tag: maritime trade

Bank of China, Singapore’s DBS and HSBC partnered with the Global Shipping Business Network in order to form a trade finance advisory group.

“Maritime Informatics” published by Springer addresses some of the most recent practical developments and experiences, particularly from a global perspective.

Baltic Exchange issued its reports for the last week, 6-10 Sept 2021, to provide information about the tanker and bulk market performance.

Lloyd’s Register issued a report, highlighting that global trade is at risk of disruption without urgent action on zero-carbon shipping.

Australia’s agricultural exporters are losing business because of increasing shipping delays and costs, prompting fresh calls for tighter regulation of container carriers.

The Baltic Exchange issued its reports for last week, 30 Aug - 3 Sept 2021, to provide information about the tanker and bulk market performance.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Australia and Primetals Technologies committed to hydrogen-based direct reducing of iron ore to cut emissions.

Israel’s environmental protection ministry decided to delay the implementation of a proposed oil exports transport deal with the United Arab Emirates, freezing a project that has angered environmentalists.

Violent unrest in the cities of Durban and Richards Bay and surrounding areas in KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa, is leading to delays in port operations.

During the Seventh session of the Sub-Committee on the Implementation of IMO Instruments, which started on 12th July, Kitack Lim, Secretary-General, IMO gave an opening remark.