Monthly archive

November 2014

More stringent US Customs & Border Protection oversight is on its way

Our friends at Blank Rome brought the following to our attention - Action Item: U.S.

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The end of an era

From our friend Dennis Bryant's excellent blog at www.brymar-consulting.com - The Hong Kong Marine Department issued a&nb

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The US Coast Guard and the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships

The following caught our notice from our friends at Montgomery McCracken in their most recent Maritime and Transportation Newsletter. The article explains recent court rulings with respect to the extent of the USCG authority to detain foreign flag vessels suspected of violating the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (APPS). The authority is broad and not to be taken lightly.

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The Maistre of ship registration was born in Malta, still Europe’s largest Flag

Privately owned GM International Services Limited, founded in 1974 and run by John A. Gauci-Maistre K.M., has been offering consultancy services in maritime, corporate and financial sectors for four decades working not only with his own State administration.

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Results for the first year of the Maritime Labour Convention

113 ships detained for MLC related deficiencies

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Fleet Shipmanagement Celebrates Twenty Years

Fleet has made the most of celebrating its twenty years, hosting parties with clients and staff around the world.  The photos were taken in September on Cyprus where senior management and shareholders joined with clients and Fleet’s team based in Nicosia for an event celebrating and acknowledging one of the company’s most important centers.

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Liberian Registry provides MOL-funded medical supplies to Ebola-hit Liberia

11 November, 2014

The Liberian Registry has used a $10,000 donation from Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) to procure medical supplies to help combat the spread of Ebola in Liberia.

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