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Carriage of Bauxite IMO warn of new hazards associated with the carriage of bauxite cargo Following the loss of the Supramax bulk carrier BULK JUPITER in January 2015 with the loss of 18 lives, the

Sanctions Update: Libya & Syria The attached Shipping Alert 11-213 gives updated guidance on bith EU and US sanctions in respect of Libya and Syria and is reproduced with the kind permission of Reed

Steel Cargoes and Avoiding Claims Rust issues The most common problem with steel cargoes is rust. The steel may have "streak" marks which indicate that water has run across the surface, "spots"

Crew Health Advice: Hepatitis B - The silent epidemic Dr. Balaji of Balaji Medical Centre, Chennai, India, explains why hepatitis B, a little known infection, kills more people worldwide than

Maritime Labour Convention update 15/05/2013 Recent press articles and the imminent entry into force of the Maritime Labour Convention have brought the Convention and its requirements on shipowners

Crew Health Advice: The Impact of Cancer on Seafarers World Cancer Day 2025: The Impact of Cancer on Seafarers World Cancer Day, observed on 4 February 2025, is a global initiative led by the World

Contractual Implications of Navigating in the Shifting LNG Landscape The global Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) market is undergoing significant transformations driven by geopolitical tensions, evolving

Learning about Neurodiversity: Benefits, Challenges & Solutions Neurodiversity UK P&I Club Crew Health Director, Sophia Grant, took time out to speak with NeuroDiverseAtSea’s Daniel Smith to

Crew Health Advice: Preventing and reducing malaria transmission If malaria is diagnosed and treated early, it is usually completely curable. However, if left untreated, it may lead to complications