Tidewater’s Africa business suffers even as it meets expectations
Partners in West Africa do not seem keen on continuing
Giovanni Ciniglio
31st July 2020
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Giovanni Ciniglio
31st July 2020
Ship breaking case turns spotlight on owners
Ship breaking case turns spotlight on owners The potential for a successful claim means that shipowners need to be vigilant in their ship recycling policies, according to…...
Giovanni Ciniglio
31st July 2020
UK shipping sanctions guide shows closer alignment to US
UK shipping sanctions guide shows closer alignment to US ‘The guidance identifies a number of illicit and suspicious shipping practices that look remarkably similar to those of...
Giovanni Ciniglio
31st July 2020
Industry tortoise derided by Mr Hare is unfair race
Industry tortoise derided by Mr Hare is unfair race Shipping knows it has to become cleaner and greener, and it knows it is not doing so fast enough. But…...
Giovanni Ciniglio
31st July 2020
Case highlights divide between law and perception
Case highlights divide between law and perception Law firm Leigh Day’s arguments will find a ready echo from non-governmental organisations that campaign on the shipbreaking...
Giovanni Ciniglio
31st July 2020
Daily Briefing July 31 2020
Daily Briefing July 31 2020 Free to read: Seafarers close to breaking point, warns shipmanager | Maersk Pool linked to Xihe tankers deal | Hong…...
Giovanni Ciniglio
31st July 2020
UPDATE: BWA completes repairs in St James
The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) has completed repairs on a 16-inch main at Mount Standfast, St James and pumping from the Ionics Desalination Plant has been restarted....
Giovanni Ciniglio
31st July 2020