Turkish shiprecycler confident of joining EU list of approved yards
Leyal says it meets the European Union’s technical standards but politics may affect its approval bid
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China’s scrap import ban dredges up some gruesome consequences
A new policy has shut down China’s shiprecycling industry and has breakers chasing a new base. But the nation is starved of scrap steel and will get it where it can — even from sunken warships
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Flow of contaminated bunkers puts focus on testing practices
Recent bunker contamination scandals in Singapore and the US Gulf should focus the sector’s attention on ensuring a more rigorous testing regime, and clear contracts between those involved, write Toby Stephens and Paul Dean from law firm HFW
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Fire-ravaged Maersk Honam will cost more than $30m to rebuild
Massive reconstruction job lined up for the hull of Maersk Line’s ultra large containership
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