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Over the festive period, however, our small editorial team also treats itself to a contemplative break to calm down and recharge its batteries for the coming year.
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Over the festive period, however, our small editorial team also treats itself to a contemplative break to calm down and recharge its batteries for the coming year.
Read MorePosted by Marcus Bredick | 30 Mar 2021 | Headlines, Magazine, Print magazine, Shipping, Shipping | 0
The maritime community never tires of emphasising the importance of free sea routes and global trade. Without free maritime trade there can be no prosperity, without free sea routes there can be no security. Behind these political aspects, however, we must not overlook the fact that we are dealing with extreme logistical, technical and financial dimensions. It is also about power, profit, jobs and prestige. Ships are becoming ever more gigantic, the cargoes ever larger. Competition is fierce and profit margins are small. Precarious jobs, dubious loading practices, terrorism, smuggling and neglected environmental protection are the downside of prospering world trade. Does profit come before safety? Heavy losses in the...
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