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Stena submits late bid for former SeaFrance vessel
Stena Ro-Ro, the Stena Line subsidiary, has confirmed that it made a last minute offer for one of the three ferries previously operated by the former cross-Channel ferry operator SeaFrance.
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Costa Cruises announces strict safety measures following Concordia disaster
Costa Cruises has announced that it is to introduce a number of new safety measures in the wake of the Concordia disaster.
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Port of LA becomes first US port to reward ‘greener’ ships
The Port of Los Angeles has become the first US port to adopt an international clean air program that rewards ocean carriers for bringing their newest and cleanest vessels to the port.
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Stena Line lining up eleventh-hour SeaFrance ferry bid
Stena Line could be set to make an eleventh-hour bid for one or more of three ferries previously operated by the former cross-Channel ferry operator SeaFrance.
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Piracy on the rise in West African Waters
Piracy in West African waters has risen dramatically in recent months, according to a new report.
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Emission standards the focus of RORO 2012
The ro-ro industry will convene in Gothenburg next month for RORO 2012, with a new look and a focus on the environmental issues affecting the business.
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Hapag Lloyd chooses GAC as partner in Ghana and Nigeria
German shipper Hapag-Lloyd has signed an agreement with shipping, logistics and marine service provider the GAC Group to handle their vessels calling at ports in Nigeria and Ghana.
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Maersk planning to introduce “Daily” concept on other trade lanes, says CCO
Maersk Line, the world’s largest ocean carrier, is looking to introduce the fundamentals of its Daily Maersk Asia-Europe service concept on additional tradelanes, according to Maersk’s Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), Lucas Vos.
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Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller dies aged 98
Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller, the owner of the world’s largest shipping company, A.P. Moller-Maersk, has died at the age of 98.
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Gothenburg Port announces deployment of second Far East service
The Port of Gothenburg has announced that is set to deploy its second direct deep sea service to the Far East, with the recently established G6 Alliance begining weekly calls at the APM Terminals' facility later this month.
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World’s largest online database for cargo transportation goes live
BMT De Beer, a subsidiary of BMT Group Ltd, has announced the launch of the world’s largest online database for cargo transportation in the marine industry.
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COSCO reports yearly losses of $1.66 billion
COSCO, the largest integrated shipping company in China and the second largest in the world, has reported the largest losses within the shipping industry so far for the 2011 calendar year.
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