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The best photo of a female seafarer
In celebration of International Women’s Day, The Mission to Seafarers is on the lookout for the best photo of…
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Misconceptions about digitization with seafarers
The significance of digitization is set to radically change how the maritime industry functions. While the speed of digitization…
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Protecting today’s mariners with new working group
The Center for Ocean Policy and Economics (COPE°) has announced the formation of an informal Working Group to develop…
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Award-winning company expands in EMEA region
As part of its global initiatives, Activ Technologies, based in Atlanta, Georgia, entered partnership terms with Munich-based Flensborg and…
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Young company will reduce JR Shipping’s emissions
Decarbonisation of the international shipping industry is a high priority for all of us. We are delighted to say…
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UK maritime sector’s reaction to invasion
The UK has shut its borders to Russian ships as part of the ‘unprecedented’ package of sanctions it is…
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Robot will save the industry millions
In a container made by steel on the harbour in Esbjerg, a robot swims around these days. It is…
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What can be done to mitigate the risk of supply chain disruption?
In the past two years, the global pandemic, Ever Given Suez Canal blockage and lorry driver shortages have had ripple…
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Russia-Ukraine conflict impact port of Rotterdam
Russia-oriented transhipment Of the roughly 470 million tons transshipped through the port of Rotterdam, 62 million tons are oriented…
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The toxic tide
The vast majority of ships continue to be broken under conditions that pollute and expose workers to immense risk…
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