BIMCO – The Baltic and International Maritime Council is the largest private shipping organisation in the world. It was started in Copenhagen Denmark in 1905 to improve co-operation in the NW European Freight Shipping industry. It now includes the shipowners of over 14000 Freight Vessels, which represents about 65 per cent of the overall world maritime freight capacity. BIMCO has always been a forum for the transfer of relevant practical shipping information, and Shipbrokers and Marine Insurance interests have been members from its early years.
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Brazilian meat exports; record highs
Brazilian meat exports were at a record high in September, both in monthly volumes and in cumulative export shipments since the beginning of the year. The growing export sector could boost the country’s herd size and feed demand. The strong ...Read More
New Dunkirk freight terminal
The Irish Minister for European Affairs Thomas Byrne has inaugurated a new Irish terminal at the French ferry port of Dunkirk. Ireland-France sea routes have risen from 12 before Brexit to 44 now. Dunkirk has already handled nearly 50,000 freight ...Read More
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Record Beef Exports In 2021
August beef exports from the USA were up 21.3 percent year over year. Year-to-date total beef exports were also up 21.0 percent from 2020. Beef exports August were an all-time record for any month. Beef exports are mainly driven by ...Read More
Iran soon to stop Covid vaccine imports
The head of Iran’s Food and Drug Organization has said that, in less than two weeks, Iran will no longer need Covid vaccine imports because domestic pharmaceutical companies will meet the demand. The vaccine exports for which orders were placed ...Read More
