Maersk Admits to Duplicity in Vessel Recycling
Danish shipping giant Maersk Line has admitted that its own contracts from divestments “have not always guaranteed the intention” of the company’s recycling policy… Read More
Captain of Death Ship Should Be Charged, ITF Says
The International Transport Workers’ Federation has called for the coroner to recommend charging Venancio Salas, the captain of the notorious MV Sage Sagittarius, in connection with mysterious deaths at sea… Read More
Oldendorff Agrees Eight Acquisitions in Two Months
Germany-based shipowner and operator Oldendorff Carriers confirmed that it purchased a total of eight vessels since August 2016… Read More
Car Carrier on Fire in Port of Antwerp
The Antwerp fire department is currently cooling the 1989-built car carrier Silver Sky which burst into flames around 00.30 am last night… Read More
Maersk Line Makes a Comeback to Iran
Maersk Line has restored its services to and from Iran, after a five-year absence from this Middle East country… Read More
World Maritime News Staff