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Pressure mounts for shipping to do the right thing
While shipping has, and is, responding to environmental challenges, the industry also needs to turn its attention to social governance
Oil and chemicals experience brings tanker benefits
The chemicals industry has evolved rapidly over the past 30 years, and today there are more than 1,000 different types of chemicals being shipped by sea. Fleet Management works closely with the chemicals industry in sharing specifications
Danish shipping chiefs sign up to women's charter
The target is to have 75% of companies in Denmark signed up to the charter by the start of 2021, says Danish Shipping head Anne Steffensen
Kishore Rajvanshy: The leader who created a maritime family
Rajvanshy believes the best business decision he ever made was to launch Fleet’s own crewing and personnel department two years after the company was set up
Harry Banga: Reaping the rewards of hard work, commitment and generosity
Caravel Group chief’s uncanny ability to time his decisions has not been lost on industry participants
P&O Ferries switches North Sea ratings from Portuguese to ITF contract Filipinos
‘P&O sees the recent general election result as an opportunity to profit from doubling down on seafarer exploitation on international ferry routes,’ RMT union leader charges in a letter to UK business secretary
Gulf of Guinea accounts for more than 90% of crew kidnappings
There were 121 seafarer kidnappings in the Gulf of Guinea in 2019, which is an increase of more than 50% compared with 2018
Tanker master jailed over Singapore gasoil theft
The case saw about 340,000 tonnes of gasoil worth more than $150m being stolen over several years in incidents dating back to 2014 from Shell’s refinery in Pulau Bukom off Singapore
Rightship extends ratings profile to reward good business practice
Martin Crawford-Brunt has started to reposition Rightship away from its focus on GHG rating on bulk carriers to a more holistic view of corporate risk. Significantly this will assess seafarer wellbeing, safety culture, and social responsibility. An iron ore carrier inspection scheme will launch in January
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