Brookes Bell take a deep dive into the carriage of seed cake under the IMSBC Code, and what that means for Members.
As there is a wide variety of liquid cargoes carried and many different types of ships involved, the subject of sampling is very wide. This article deals with the general principles of how to ascertain the apparent order and condition of liquid goods when they are shipped and, just as importantly, how to preserve the evidence.
Careful to Carry: Carriage of Bagged rice
09/08/2016
Gas Matters - LP News Supplement
02/11/2012
A focus on some of the issues surrounding gas tanker fleets in the P&I world
747 - 03/11 - Illegal Waste Cargoes - USA
04/03/2011
The Association would like to bring a recent case of the attempted export of illegal waste cargoes to the attention of Members. This case highlights the need for increased diligence in detecting and preventing these types of illegal export shipments...
Bulk oil cargoes
01/01/1970
Hold cleaning - preparing a ship for grain
01/01/1970
Hydrogen Sulphide
01/01/1970
To rely upon the sense of smell to detect levels of hydrogen sulphide is a dangerous practice ... exposure to higher concentrations will not be detected by smell and the result can be fatal.
Cargo damage - the causes
01/01/1970
Cargo pre-loading surveys
01/01/1970
Carriage of Cocoa
01/01/1970
Carriage of forestry products
01/01/1970
Carriage of Potatoes
01/01/1970
Carriage of Steel
01/01/1970