Tag: shipping
UDP Launches New Tourist Route From Danube Delta To Central Europe
Previously, the company operated only as a ship owner leasing vessels to travel companies.
Poland To Build Sea Canal Bypassing Russia By 2021
The new canal will help to attract cargoes to the port of Elblag.
US And Dutch Experts To Begin Reforming Ukrainian Maritime Industry In October
The Maritime Administration of Ukraine will be created.
Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company To Scrap 9 Barges
The company will use the proceeds to renew its fleet
Ukraine Sues Russia For Violating UN Convention On Law Of Sea
Ukraine will protect its rights as a coastal state in the maritime areas adjacent to the Crimea.
Nibulon Launches 90-Meter Vessel
The barge has a length of 90 meters, a width of 16 meters, and a displacement of 3,750 tons.
Ukraine’s Ocean Fleet Transfers UAH 13 Million In Dividends Into State Budget
The total profit of the state of ocean fishing fleet was more than USD 680,000 in 2015.
Ukrzaliznytsia To Consider Possibility Of Establishing Shipping Company
The date of emergence of the first ferry is 1 March and the date for the next ferry is the end of March.
CMA CGM To Produce Wooden Containership
The CMA CGM company, one of the world's largest container carriers, began to produce the branded wooden toys-containerships.
Maersk Line To Reduce Land Based Staff By 4,000 Positions
Maersk Line, Danish shipping company, announced the reducing of land based staff by at least 4,000 positions by the end of 2017.
Meet Newcastlemax: the Benefits of Working with Large-Tonnage Vessels at Ukrainian Ports
The latest achievement at the Yuzhny port a Newcastlemax-class was loaded at berth. How does this affect the revenue of the Administration of Seaports of Ukraine (ASU) and how can stevedores and cargo owners benefit from the use of such "maritime heavyweights?"
Infrastructure Ministry Secures Abolition Of Control Of Segregated Ballast
Minister of Infrastructure Andrii Pyvovarskyi recently blocked an attempt by ecologists to create a similar corruption scheme.
Surprise Inspection At Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company
The arrival of the 15-person inspection commission "strangely coincided with head's rejection of the deputy minister’s proposal to resign."
UDP Transports Almost 300,000 Tons Of Cargo In January
The volume of cargo transportation by UDP’s fleet in January this year was more than the volume in the same period of last year by 35.8%
Ecological Inspector Tries To Illegally Take Sample Of Ballast Water From Turkish Vessel At Yuzhny Port
There were no ecologists on the commission because, according to the process chart approved by the Cabinet of Ministers resolution No. 451, they are not part of a reception commission
Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company Reports Annual Profit For First Time In Several Years
After two years of operating at 70% capacity, employees switched to a full working week in August 2014.
Consortium Of 4 Countries To Work On Restoration Of Waterway From Kherson To Gdansk
Experts will analyze the economic, technical, environmental, and other aspects of the E-40 waterway between Gdansk and Kherson.
Transport Employers Federation: Reduction Of Period For Analyzing Ballast Water Will Not Eradicate Corruption
A working group will meet in early February to discuss the necessary amendments to the legislation
Ilyichevsk Port Receives Third Ship Carrying Coal From South Africa
The Rosco Poplar vessels entered the port’s berth No. 1 for processing in the evening on January 10.
