Singapore reiterates place of refuge terms A ship in distress in the Singapore Strait will be denied a 'safe haven' or 'place of refuge' in Singapore port waters unless it meets a series of stringent requirements, Transport Minister Yeo Cheow Tong indicated yesterday.
Accession to key protocol shows our commitment: Cheow Tong THE early accession to a key international pollution protocol shows the seriousness with which Singapore views pollution and safety in local waters, Transport Minister Yeo Cheow Tong said yesterday.
APM 2004 to focus on educating, networking AT APM 2004, 242 leading maritime players from 28 countries will convene, featuring equipment suppliers, ports and terminals, shipyards as well as leading international maritime associations.
Regional buyers converge at APM APM 2004 brings together 70 hosted buyers from all over Asia.
Air and Land Transport
To charge or not to charge for inflight food offerings AIRLINES are trying to find the right formula for food.
Singapore reiterates place of refuge terms A ship in distress in the Singapore Strait will be denied a 'safe haven' or 'place of refuge' in Singapore port waters unless it meets a series of stringent requirements, Transport Minister Yeo Cheow Tong indicated yesterday.
Accession to key protocol shows our commitment: Cheow Tong THE early accession to a key international pollution protocol shows the seriousness with which Singapore views pollution and safety in local waters, Transport Minister Yeo Cheow Tong said yesterday.
APM 2004 to focus on educating, networking AT APM 2004, 242 leading maritime players from 28 countries will convene, featuring equipment suppliers, ports and terminals, shipyards as well as leading international maritime associations.
Regional buyers converge at APM APM 2004 brings together 70 hosted buyers from all over Asia.
Air and Land Transport
To charge or not to charge for inflight food offerings AIRLINES are trying to find the right formula for food.
Narrow arbitrage window halts west-east cargo exodus Spreads of around $20 pmt not considered profitable enough to export fuel oil cargoes.
Oil prices fall on hints OPEC April cuts may be delayed There remains little consensus within OPEC right now about whether or not to go ahead with its proposed cut in April.
Trader leaves O.W. Bunker Malta
Early dates filling up fast in Gibraltar Prompt delivery dates are being pushed back as demand levels increase in the peninsula
Prolonged congestion hampering Singapore deliveries Reports of return of Chinese cargo buyers ease fears of flooded market.
MOL unveils $11bn fleet expansion MOL Group has announced details of a plan to spend '1,160bn ($10.86bn) on 243 ships, which it hopes will "develop the group into the world's largest, highest-class, unique ocean transportation company".
Oetker is told that Tui into one will not go HAPAG-Lloyd parent Tui has turned down overtures by Hamburg S'd parent Oetker over a merger of the two German liner carriers.
Polembros ship ablaze after Oman collision ILL-fated Greek firm Polembros Shipping, the operator of the Tasman Spirit, faced a further casualty yesterday as its laden crude oil tanker, the Everton, was abandoned and left ablaze after a collision with a fishing vessel off the coast of Oman.
Stolt-Nielsen officers face battle to stay out of jail as US revokes amnesty STOLT-Nielsen and its top executives find themselves exposed to punitive criminal action in the US, including possible arrests, after the Department of Justice revoked the amnesty the company had enjoyed since last year for its co-operation in an antitrust investigation of the parcel trades.
Everton blaze latest THE blaze that broke out on the Polembros owned and operated tanker Everton this morning has been brought under control
Icelandic operator restructures RESTRUCTURING of Eimskip, the Icelandic shipping and transport company, was approved today at the company's general shareholders meeting Reykjavik
Hamburg Süd eyes Hapag-Lloyd The chief of Hamburg Süd's parent, Oetker Group, has announced his interest in Hapag-Lloyd, a move that would create a German shipping giant, according to reports from Germany this weekend.
Carriers accused of US$98m 'heist'
Australia in maritime security crackdown
FIPB puts a rider on Pipavav Port sale to AP Moller
Higher RTGs raise volumes at upwardly mobile Gdynia
New Kombiverkehr blocktrain links Bremen and Mannheim
Hutchison JV signs new Dammam contract
MOL announces financial and fleet targets
Asia/Europe trades get another CSCL post-panamax newbuild
Iversen new chairman of Norwegian Shipbuilders Øyvind Iversen, owner and director of SIMEK, has been elected new chairman of Norwegian Shipbuilders, the sales and marketing organisation ...
Bergesen drops LNG ship options at Hyundai Bergesen d.y. has decided to drop two nearby options for LNG vessels at the Hyundai yard. There were vessels for ...
One Wärtsilä employee detained One employee in Wärtsilä has been detained in custody, while three have been released after being interrogated by the Swedish ...
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