Month: February 2020

The British ports industry is requesting further support for port health authorities to prevent coronavirus spreading and impacting businesses. As the number of new confirmed […]

The new IMO 2020 fuel regulations have implications for the whole supply chain – with significant challenges remaining for second-tier bunkering ports, writes Stevie Knight […]

British Airways has declared that it is strengthening its New Distribution Capability (NDC) platform with significant new initiatives which will enable agents to better integrate […]

SONCAP portal is working perfectly – SON DG We have lost over 20 billion to substandard goods – ANLCA Work with CRFFN members alone, NAGAFF […]

The importance of Customs in combating environmental crime and other illicit trade has been outlined by the Executive Secretary of the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm […]

Hong Kong-based containership operator Seaspan Corporation is splashing approximately USD 367 million in cash to buy a fleet of four containerships. The ships include four […]

The House of Representatives Committee on Public Accounts has directed a status inquiry on Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) over the agency’s Confession […]

IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim has stated that there is “urgent need” to develop concrete measures to support IMO’s initial strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions […]

New Orleans-based marine transportation company Quality Liquefied Natural Gas Transport (Q-LNG) has received United States Coast Guard design basis acceptance and regulatory approvals to move […]