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  • 2012 May 13

    Continent Group’s CEO Alexander Ganov: "The market of customs services in the country is quite dynamic"

    In a recent interview with PortNews Alexander Ganov, Chief Executive Officer of Continent Group told about the development of Russian market of customs services, its features, advance reporting scheme, electronic Advance Cargo Declaration and about the group’s development programs. Continent Group’s CEO Alexander Ganov: "The market of customs services in the country is quite dynamic"

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2012 May 17

17:05 Pakistan seeks $5,000 transit fee for each NATO container
16:58 China's first 3000-m DPV bound for gas field in the South China Sea
16:47 APM Terminals announces Q1 results
16:43 China Shipbuilding urges domestic vessel orders to avert slump
16:29 China Rongsheng Heavy awarded "Seatrade Global Performer 2012"
16:15 Glencore tightens grip on global zinc market
16:11 Volga Shipping puts into service final bulkers of RSD44 project
16:02 Iran petchem exports plunge due to EU sanctions
16:01 Hamburg Q1 throughput up 3.8 percent to 2.2 million TEUs
15:58 OOCL will again raise North Europe-Asia rates
15:58 DP World officials visit Terminal à Conteneur, West Africa's largest terminal
15:53 Cosco Pacific says Greek terminal has very good prospects
15:52 China to add 790 new shipbuilding standards
15:50 PetroChina, partners join in Canada LNG project
15:42 Singapore's Sembcorp Marine wins contracts worth $103 mln
15:24 Saint Lawrence Seaway cargo volume up 2.2 percent in March-April
15:09 Shell and partners announce LNG project in Canada
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Norwegian seafarer training specialist, Seagull, has donated software to Mercy Ships, the operator of the world’s largest non-governmental hospital ship, the Africa Mercy. Mercy Ships provides free health care, community development, health education and agriculture projects, mental health programmes and palliative care. “The donation from Seagull increases the skills of our crew, and the onboard training programmes will allow us to direct even more of our resources to the people of...

Over the past five years Transport Week has become firmly lodged in the business calendar of every transport enterprise manager in our country, CIS member states and across the world. With every passing year the event is becoming an ever more important forum for strengthening cooperation, discussing issues of nationwide significance and adopting significant decisions that determine major transport and industrial companies’ priorities.

"Governments need to back up their oft-stated concern over the situation by deploying military and other resources commensurate, in numbers and technology, with the scale of the problem and with a realistic chance of dealing with it effectively,”

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    2012 May 17

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    Russia faces fuel crisis after railway wagon ban

    Russia, the world's largest oil producer, faces domestic fuel shortages after authorities restricted the transport of crude oil by rail, forcing several refiners to cut production...Russia faces fuel crisis after railway wagon ban

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    2012 May 17

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    Container ship schedule reliability improves

    The schedule reliability of container ships in all trade lanes improved to 72.3 percent in the first quarter of 2012 from 69.4 percent in the last quarter of 2011, according to the latest quarterly Carrier Performance Insight, published by Drewry Maritime Research. Container ship schedule reliability improves

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    2012 May 17

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    Container lines' reliability declines

    Poor time-keeping on back haul trade routes in April caused a slight overall month-on-month decline in global container line reliability. Container lines' reliability declines

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    2012 May 16

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    Asia-Europe peak-season surcharges in danger

    Ocean carriers’ bid to levy peak-season surcharges in Asia-Europe trades in June risk unraveling amid increasing signs of rate cutting.Asia-Europe peak-season surcharges in danger

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    2012 May 14

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    US, Canada workshop to address shipping’s Emission Control Area rules

    With the North American Emission Control Area regulations set to take effect on Aug. 1, shipping groups in the U.S. and Canada will hold a workshop in Tacoma on June 28 to discuss measures available to reduce vessel emissions.US, Canada workshop to address shipping’s Emission Control Area rules

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    2012 May 14

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    Banks extend lifelines to shipping sector

    Fending off the distressed investors currently circling the sector, bank lenders continue to extend lifelines to several shipping companies trying to weather an industry-wide downturn...Banks extend lifelines to shipping sector

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  • 2012 May 17 16:11

    Volga Shipping puts into service final bulkers of RSD44 project
  • 2012 May 16 16:41

    Rosgranitsa to set “Big Port St. Pb” checkpoint limits in June
  • 2012 May 16 16:09

    Rosneft bunkering operations in the first quarter 2012
  • 2012 May 16 14:11

    Russian lawmakers validate Maritime Labour Convention 2006
  • 2012 May 16 10:33

    Vostochny Port throughput rises 6 percent in January-April
  • 2012 May 15 19:03

    NCSP Group’s throughput up 8.8 percent to 55.3 million tons (update)

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