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China suspende importaciones de salmón chileno tras rebrote de Covid-19

La política que en el presente documento se indica, tiene por objeto informar a los usuarios de MundoMaritimo sobre el proceder de nuestra empresa respecto del tratamiento de los datos de carácter personal recogidos a través de nuestros portales. 1 | Recolección: Cuando Usted requiere los servicios de MundoMaritimo, se recoge información personal como su …

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El transporte marítimo de carga y el fin de las economías de escala

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Canal de Panamá: Tránsitos disminuyeron un 21% durante mayo de 2020

Canal de Panamá: Tránsitos disminuyeron un 21% durante mayo de 2020 Read More »

Curso “a distancia” (online) – Manipulación y estiba de mercancías (MEMT)

Del 15.06.2020 al 15.09.2020 El curso tiene como objetivo principal facilitar los conocimientos necesarios sobre los diferentes cargamentos que se transportan por vía marítima, incluyendo las normas relevantes con respecto a las operaciones de carga, descarga, manipulación y almacenamiento. CARACTERÍSTICAS El curso está dirigido a Titulados universitarios, profesionales y/o estudiantes, con una duración de 75 …

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Baltic index rises to over 6-month high on firm vessel rates

The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index rose to more than a six-month high on Tuesday, boosted by stronger demand for capesize and panamax vessels. The Baltic dry index, which tracks rates for ships ferrying dry bulk commodities and reflects rates for capesize, panamax and supramax vessels, rose 81 points, or about 8.3%, to 1,054, …

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The Dry Bulk Management Standard – equipping owners with a pathway for continuous improvement

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the shipping industry has visibly felt the pressure and importance of maintaining operational integrity, as crews and vessels work tirelessly to underpin the world economy. Still, 2020 leaves our industry facing a future filled with uncertainty. In many respects, we are used to uncertainty. The last decade has increasingly seen our …

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Freight association welcomes further funding for customs training

The British International Freight Association (BIFA), the trade association that represents UK freight forwarding and logistics companies, says that it hopes the package of measures unveiled by HMRC recently to accelerate growth of the UK’s customs intermediary sector is successful. Director General, Robert Keen says: “Whilst we welcome the additional funding, as we did when …

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Suez Canal ship transits rise amidst the Covid-19 pandemic

Transits through the Suez Canal, the beating heart of the Egyptian economy, have stayed remarkably resilient to the fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic if judging by total transits of the three commercial shipping sectors which are up 8% year-on-year. This is despite bleak economic growth prospects world-wide following the pandemic, and highlights that shipping remains …

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WFW advises Royal Caribbean on US$2.15bn private offerings

Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW”) has advised long-standing client Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (“Royal Caribbean”) on matters of Liberian law in connection with concurrent private offerings of notes worth an aggregate principal amount of US$2.15bn, consisting of US$1bn of 9.125% Senior Guaranteed Notes due 2023 (the “Senior Notes”) and US$1.15bn of 4.250% of Convertible Senior …

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Weary sailors pose risk to world merchant fleet: U.N. shipping chief

Hundreds of thousands of weary seafarers stuck on ships for many months and unable to go home due to the coronavirus pose a risk to the safe operation of the world’s merchant fleet, the UN’s shipping chief said. About 90% of world trade is transported by sea and continued complications with changing over ship crews …

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