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07May

NEW PARTNERSHIP SIGNED FOR AN ENHANCED MARITIME DIGITALIZATION

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“When ships enter and leave ports, vital information about cargoes, dangerous goods, crews, vessel details and many other things has to be exchanged with the authorities ashore. Under IMO's FAL Convention, public authorities are now required to set up systems so that all this happens digitally.

07May

THE INTERACTIVE COVID 19 SHIPPING MAP

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Windward Maritime Analytics has offered to provide open access to its data and insights, offering a greater understanding of global trade flows and helping to strike a balance between protecting public health and maintaining global economic stability.

07May

OUTCOME OF THE AUDIT OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN PORT RECEPTION FACILITIES

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The Commonwealth Litter Programme (CLiP) is an initiative delivered by the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) and funded by the United Kingdom’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). The initiative supports developing countries across the Commonwealth in preventing plastics entering the ocean.

26Mar

EUROSHORE CALLS FOR FULL AND URGENT COOPERATION WITHIN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY TO FACE THIS EXCEPTIONAL CRISIS

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Port reception facilities are a crucial tool for the good functioning of the maritime industry and thus for the delivery of goods to all. As many others, EUROSHORE’s members have put in place contingency plans to limit the propagation of the COVID 19 while continuing delivering MARPOL services at best.

11Mar

RESTRICTIONS ON THE USE OF OPEN-LOOP SCRUBBERS IN FRANCE, PORTUGAL, SPAIN AND GIBRALTAR

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Members with ships fitted with scrubbers and trading in European ports are advised that based on the information provided by the club’s correspondents in France, Portugal, Spain and Gibraltar that there are restrictions placed on the use of open loop systems.