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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Exports grow faster than imports in Poland
In January 2019 exports from Poland grew faster than imports for the first time since May 2018. Poland's foreign trade deficit amounted to EUR 100 million after January 2019. Exports amounted to EUR 18.1 billion, a 2.5 percent increase year ...Read More
Turkey’s export rise
In February, Turkey had the highest February export figure in the country's history. Exports increased by 5% in the first two months of the year, and imports decreased 23.1%.” The Trade Minister said that the rate of exports covering imports ...Read More
Container Terminal in Sweden growing
A new greenfield container terminal at the Port of Gävle, Sweden is to be developed based on finance from a Swedish investment company. Gävle is Sweden’s third largest container port, and has experienced significant growth for some time. Demand for ...Read More
South Korea export decline
Exports from Korea are continuing to decelerate during the month of March, which is endangering Korea's main contributor to the economy. The Customs Service said that exports in the first 10 days of March fell by 19.1 percent compared with ...Read More
