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The United States authorities at the Port of Ponce, Puerto Rico, have recently been rejecting electronic Certificates of Registry and demanding that vessels present the original hard copies during customs...

Nigeria has always been a country where stowaways may be anticipated. However, in the past few months the Club has seen a rise in the number of cases involving stowaways found on board ships that have...

In September 2020, West launched it’s long-term charity program and made commitments of financial support to three select charities (National Oceanography Centre, Sailors’ Society and Blue Marine). We...

The arrangements for the renewal of the International Group General Excess of Loss (GXL) reinsurance contract and the Hydra reinsurance programme for 2019/20 have now been finalised. These include the...

Since the outbreak of Covid-19 across the world, one of the biggest challenges facing the shipping industry has been protecting the health and wellbeing of seafarers.

Two tankers were attacked in the morning hours of 13 June 2019, in international waters just east of the Strait of Hormuz.

Members are referred to Notice to Members No.1 2021/2022 dated March 2021.

Following a number of reported incidents concerning allegations of short delivery of residual fuel oil in Singapore, as detailed in our Loss Prevention Bulletin: Bunker Disputes – The “Cappuccino Effect”,...

Speed restriction measures to protect North Atlantic right whales from the risk of being struck by vessels on passage have been in place in certain areas off the east coast of the United States for many...

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