Maritime in Minutes - August 2022

Seatrade Maritime Podcast

In the latest episode of Maritime in Minutes Seatrade Maritime News Editor Marcus Hand discusses the stories that stood out during the last month.

Marcus takes the listener on a week-by-week journey of significant stories and events from the past month across the shipping and ports sectors on Seatrade Maritime News.

In this episode find out about:

• The restarting of grain exports from Ukraine
• How much Maersk increased its annual profit forecast by
• The Cyprus government's strategy for shipping
• Seafarers left stranded in harm's way at the Port of Dakar
• Why Concordia has dropped plans to convert a product tanker into a boxship
• The value of trade disrupted by the Felixstowe dockworkers strike
• Singapore's new automated Tuas Port
• Why new environmental regulations could increase emissions
• A record no one wanted to see broken

Links to stories featured in this podcast

• Bulker sails from Ukraine with 26,000 tonnes of corn
• Maersk ups full year profit forecast to $37bn
• Podcast: In Conversation with Cyprus Deputy Minister of Shipping
• Crew ‘sitting ducks’ on unlit vessel off Dakar
• Concordia puts product tanker to boxship conversion plan on hold
• Felixstowe port worker strike could disrupt $800m in goods
• Singapore puts automated port development front and centre
• Demo expert warns replacing older tonnage could raise carbon emissions
• Shipping headed towards record number of seafarer abandonments in 2022

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