NOTICIAS MARÍTIMAS MUNDIALES (I)

1.- DESCENSO DE FLETES: AUMENTO DE DESGUACES

El descenso de las tarifas de fletes, como consecuencia, entre otras causas de un exceso de capacidad, ha traído consigo un aumento de los desguaces. Los armadores están preparándose para desguazar unos 40 millones de toneladas de peso muerto de graneleros, aunque, cierto es, que no todos ellos, como es el caso de Nippon Yusen Kaitha, están siguiendo esta tendencia.

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WORLDWIDE MARITIME NEWS (XXI)

1.- BIMCO: NEW REGIME FOR SHIP-TO-SHIP TRANSFERS

A new regime for ship-to-ship transfers has been launched by BIMCO. Aimed at dry bulk trades, the effect of using this new clause is twofold: on the one hand, to extend the rights of the charterers to carry out cargo operations at a place other than the berth originally contemplated; on the other, to get an indemnity from the charterers for any liabilities, losses or costs due to the operators.

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WORLDWIDE MARITIME NEWS (VIII)

MAERSK LINE: NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR REEFER CARGO.

Maersk, in collaboration with a technology company based in Boston, Primaria LCC, has developed an air cleaning system for reefer container called Bluezone. Bluezone is an efficient eliminator of molds, fungi and bacteria and also removes ethylene effectively, allowing to preserve the shelf-life and quality of fresh products.

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1.- SHIPPING CONFIDENCE REACHES HIGHEST LEVEL FOR TWO AND A HALF YEARS.

Konig & Cie have reported that according to the latest shipping confidence survey conducted by accountancy firm Moore Stephens, overall shipping confidence levels in the industry have risen to their highest levels since November 2010. In May 2013, the average confidence level expressed by respondants was 5.9 out of a possible 10; a figure higher than even that collected earlier in Feburary. A number of respondants indicated that they felt that many positve signs exist which show that recovery is now well and truly underway. Increased enthusiasm over new investments was also reported despite persisting doubts over the availability of bank loans and finance. “The Shipping market is dynamic in nature and we are starting to see signs of exponential growth.”

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