DSME and Port of Rotterdam are planning to work on technologies that enable smart ships to interface with smart ports…
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As China’s iron ore needs increase, Japan’s dwindle, in what could be a further sign of the dry bulk market’s instability. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “while Chinese production of steel continues to increase, a slum…
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The seasonal transpacific price tumble has begun, with China-West Coast prices dropping 13% from last week. Last year they dropped by 25% in the three weeks following Chinese New Year, and by 17% over the same period in 2017. With transpacific prices s…
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Having recently advised on a number of disputes arising under the BIMCO SHIPMAN 2009 contract (referred to herein as “SHIPMAN”), some common misunderstandings have arisen regarding how the contract operates, including the parties’ respective duties and…
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Marcus Cheesman started his maritime training in 1987 at the early age of 13, attending Trinity House Navigation School, the UK’s only Nautical school. Upon graduation he was selected for a deck cadet apprenticeship with P&O Cruises and continued to pr…
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