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Dangerous Goods Container Trailer Packing Certificate

23 May 2022

This is a certificate for the packing of dangerous goods into a container, trailer or other vehicle for transport at sea. The latest edition of this certificate is the Dangerous Goods Container/Trailer Packing Certificate, issued in 1984.

Container shipping emerges triumphant from a disrupted 2020

17 February 2021

In the full year of 2020, global container shipping volumes fell by 1.2% compared with 2019, much less than feared even before the pandemic was first declared, and much recovered compared with the 6.8% drop recorded in the first six months of the year.

Charcoal shipment in containers – amendments finally agreed for charcoal regulations at IMO

16 October 2023

The whole supply chain for charcoal cargoes leading up to sea transportation is about to change with the onset of amendments agreed at the IMO. This will bring about major changes to how charcoal must be safely packed for sea transport, as well as ensuring safer transportation through improved packaging and stowage provisions and requiring mandatory dangerous goods transport documentation.

BIMCO Webinar - Container Market Dynamics: Beyond The Red Sea Crisis

25 March 2024

Join S&P Global Commodity Insights and BIMCO as we delve into container markets amid the ongoing Red Sea crisis, and how the unfolding events prompted significant strategy adjustments among carriers and shippers. In this interactive webinar, we'll explore a variety of topics to provide insights into freight rates, current trends and outlook while also examining the geopolitical influences and practices of shipping alliances.

Container shipping: Solid demand growth reduces spot rate volatility

29 August 2017

As freight rates are coming back from the abyss, their actual rise seems to be magnified beyond their actual performance. Some container spot freight rates are up more than 100% from the very low levels of last year, but may still be at a loss-making level now and so spot rates are not the best indicator for market profitability.

Container Shipping - Markets are over the hill of the rebound

10 December 2010

The last two years have been extreme for the container shipping industry. When the crisis started in 2008, the industry first saw volumes contract sharply and subsequently rates dropped like a stone as liner companies were fiercely fighting for market shares at full speed – so to speak.

Do you know what’s on board your ship? Probably not.

09 May 2019

Cocaine, illegal timber, arms, cash, chemical weapons…and sea horses. Rarely are the crew, shipowner, operator or importer aware that their ships and containers are abused and used for illegal transport, and rarely is the crew on board involved.