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Why Germany’s maritime recruitment market is changing for good
The findings of the Recruitment Barometer 2025 point to a recruitment market in transition across Germany. Rising acceptance of external…
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Does Trade Continuity Supersede Environmental Compliance?
Ballast Water Management was adopted to address one of the most significant – and entirely preventable – threats to marine…
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Wärtsilä and Erik Thun Group partner to enhance fleet performance
The aim of the partnership is to ensure the longevity and performance of the 4-stroke medium-speed engines, propulsion machinery, and…
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Bureau Veritas urges stronger value‑chain connectivity as AI reshapes trade
Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV), a world leader in testing, inspection, and certification (TIC), declared its vision for the…
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Ocean Network Express adds new vessel to key transatlantic service
Launched in March 2026, the AT1 service connects Southampton with Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremerhaven and Le Havre, before crossing the Atlantic…
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Immersion suit rises to challenge for faster protection
Commercial shipping’s leading safety solutions provider has launched the VIKING YouSafe™ Crest (PS2016) immersion suit as a standardized solution to…
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Statement from IMO chief on Middle East ship attacks
“The attacks on and seizures of commercial ships are unacceptable. I once again call for these reckless actions to cease…
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Chris‑Marine® launches Engine Insights for data‑driven maintenance decisions
Engine Insights enables service technicians to upload measurement data directly from onboard tools such as LDM (Liner Diameter Measurement), LCC,…
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Hapag-Lloyd partner Ankeri expands to Singapore
In addition to its headquarters in Reykjavik and a branch office in Hamburg, the young company – winner of the…
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Columbia confirms CEO resignation
“Mark O’Neil is leaving Columbia on the best of terms,” the ship manager announced, confirming what had been known for…
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