ETD and ETA in Shipping – A Detailed Guide
ETD is the abbreviated version of Expected or Estimated Time of Departure, while ETA stands for Expected or Estimated Time of Arrival. Find out their meaning and importance in detail inside the article.
ETD is the abbreviated version of Expected or Estimated Time of Departure, while ETA stands for Expected or Estimated Time of Arrival. Find out their meaning and importance in detail inside the article.
The IMO has continued to work on developing and implementing guidelines for the safe transportation of plastic pellets by sea. Know more in this article.
Cleaning a ship’s hull boosts fuel efficiency & reduces biofouling. Read the article to know about modern cleaning tech, and how the industry balances this with environmental regulations.
The Convention set in place a method for the safe recycling of ships that are supported by certifications and reporting requirements.ย ย
Ship recycling is usually planned for vessels that have reached the end of their operational lives, i.e., between 25 and 30 years.
Prime vendors usually purchase and store items required by the customer from a cluster of pre-approved suppliers, referred to as โpreferred suppliersโ. Read the article to know more.
Port security is often viewed as mainly controlling the risks within the immediate port premises. However, in most cases, it also covers the coastal area around the seaport. Read the article to know more.
In maritime transportation, dangerous goods are classified and transported under the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code or IMDG code. This code is regulated by the International Maritime Organization [IMO].
Container Ports handle millions of tons of cargo annually and they need to have the latest infrastructure, software, safety, and security features which calls for diligent planning with ample safeguards to meet unexpected challenges.
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