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ICS Warns Failure to Follow Protocols Undermines Crew Change Efforts

ICS Warns Failure to Follow Protocols Undermines Crew Change Efforts

By The Maritime Executive
July 24, 2020
With new cases of COVID-19 emerging and uncertainty over the level of compliance with local protocols, and even possibly cases of outright deception, countries are again looking at tightening their re...
Maritime Executive

Report: Container Shipping is Making Progress Reducing CO2 Emissions

By The Maritime Executive
July 21, 2020
Carbon dioxide emissions from the global containerized shipping industry declined in 2019 and continued to make steady progress according to a new report from Clean Cargo, a forum dedicated to reducin...
Crude Oil Tanker Quarantined in Spain With Outbreak of COVID-19

Crude Oil Tanker Quarantined in Spain With Outbreak of COVID-19

By The Maritime Executive
July 17, 2020
The Suezmax crude oil tanker Eco Beverly Hills is being held in quarantine at the port of Castellón, Spain after members of its crew were reported to have symptoms of COVID-19. The vessel a...
Maritime Executive

PortMiami Works to Assist Cruise Lines and Revises Terminal Plans

By The Maritime Executive
July 16, 2020
PortMiami has been especially hard hit by the ongoing suspension by the cruise industry. The port, which has long positioned itself as the cruise capital of the world, has been working to support the...
Maritime Executive

MSC Loses Containers Overboard Near Port Elizabeth, South Africa

By The Maritime Executive
July 16, 2020
An investigation is underway into the loss of containers that fell overboard from an MSC containership in the waters near Port Elizabeth, South Africa. There were also fears that the loss was creating...
Hong Kong Reinstates Rules for Crew Change After COVID-19 Incident

Hong Kong Reinstates Rules for Crew Change After COVID-19 Incident

By The Maritime Executive
July 13, 2020
Hong Kong has reversed itself reinstituting tighter controls governing crew changes scheduled to take place in the port. A month ago, port officials had relaxed the rules as part of the worldwide effo...
Most of Colombia's Northbound Cocaine Isn't Headed for America

Most of Colombia's Northbound Cocaine Isn't Headed for America

By The Conversation
July 12, 2020
[By Kendra McSweeney] The Amazon Prime Video series “ZeroZeroZero” shows U.S. viewers an accurate picture of the modern cocaine trade that’s rarely seen on screen. I study cocaine...
Pilot Program Test Blockchain Technology to Improve Container Handling

Pilot Program Test Blockchain Technology to Improve Container Handling

By The Maritime Executive
July 10, 2020
A new trial program being launched at the Port of Rotterdam and involved some of the world's leading shipping companies is the latest example of the ports and the container shipping industry worki...
Report: MSC Ranks Seventh on List of Europe's Largest CO2 Emitters

Report: MSC Ranks Seventh on List of Europe's Largest CO2 Emitters

By The Maritime Executive
July 6, 2020
Just days ahead of a key EU Parliament vote on regulating carbon emissions from shipping, Belgian NGO Transport & Environment released a report suggesting that container carrier MSC ranks at seven...
Cruise Lines Establish Expert Panels for Protocols to Resume Cruising

Cruise Lines Establish Expert Panels for Protocols to Resume Cruising

By The Maritime Executive
July 6, 2020
The cruise industry is announcing efforts to enlist the help of third-party experts in fields including health and safety as it works to formulate its plan to resume operations. In two separate nearly...

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