Commodity Trading Week Europe
08 January 2024BIMCO's Grant Hunter will be a speaker at two sessions.
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US maritime alert for ports in Yemen
14 November 2017Members are asked to take notice of the attached alert from the US.
France, Quimper - Harbour Authorities
27 February 2018Wei Zhuang: Asian maritime law and regulation
08 December 2023Newbuilding contracts should require use of Shipdex
21 December 2018BIMCO and MAN Energy Solutions hosted a conference for software suppliers delivering Computerised Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) to expand the use of Shipdex. Shipdex is the standard protocol for exchanging technical data - such as manuals – electronically between supplier and ships directly, cutting the need for huge stacks of - often outdated - paper manuals.
Mr Giles Noakes, Head of Maritime Security at BIMCO
11 May 2017It is with great sadness that BIMCO announces the unexpected death of its Head of Maritime Security, Mr Giles Noakes on Wednesday 10 May.
BIMCO launches campaign to accelerate uptake of electronic bills of lading
16 March 2023BIMCO has launched the "25 by 25 pledge", a commitment by some of the world’s biggest shippers in the bulk sector to target moving 25% of their annual seaborne trade volume for at least one commodity using electronic bills of lading by 2025. The pledge is part of an ongoing effort to accelerate trade digitalisation and streamline the supply chain process in the bulk sector.
Digital Progress Forum
02 May 2023BIMCO's Grant Hunter, Director of Standards, Innovation & Research, will be speaking at this event about "Changing the Mindset - concepts for a new shipping business model – a holistic approach to the supply chain “pipeline” embracing digitalisation, decarbonisation, contractualisation and collaboration – the 4th Way."
IMO and WISTA seek input to women in maritime survey
23 February 2021The International Maritime Organization (IMO) and Women's International Shipping & Trading Association (WISTA) are asking companies to help them obtain baseline data on the number of women in maritime and oceans fields and the positions they occupy.
