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Belgian port marriage will not be all chocolates and roses
Both ports have ambitious plans for future growth, yet they depend heavily on fossil fuels for their success. Attracting the…
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Anyone hoping for a wind of change to sweep in from Glasgow and spur the IMO to dispense with 71…
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Electronic bills of lading are disrupting the traditional supply chain
Digital documents allow counterparties to receive their cargo faster. Moves towards interoperability should be supported to foster further efficiencies
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Completely white and just one in four women: shipping bosses need to reflect the real world
The business case for diversity, equity inclusion and belonging is undeniable. Statistics from numerous sources prove the gains that businesses…
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