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MUA condemns import of illegal cargo from Western Sahara - Vimarsana News

MUA condemns import of illegal cargo from Western Sahara

The Maritime Union of Australia has condemned Incitec Pivot resuming trade in plundered phosphate from Western Sahara, a country the United Nations has declared to be under an illegal occupation by Morocco. Kerry Smith reports.

Maritime Union of Australia condemns import of illegal cargo of natural resources from Western Sahara - Vimarsana News

Maritime Union of Australia condemns import of illegal cargo of natural resources from Western Sahara

Australia, October 20, 2022 (SPS) - The Maritime Union of Australia condemns the actions of Incitec Pivot, an Australian company, which has recommenced importing illegal cargo from the occupied Western Sahara through the Port of Geelong.

Western Sahara: Australian company importing phosphate from occupied territory - Vimarsana News

Western Sahara: Australian company importing phosphate from occupied territory

Australian fertiliser company Incitec Pivot has confirmed that it is expecting delivery of phosphate rock exported by Morocco from occupied Western Sahara, reports Kerry Smith.

What impact did the blockage of the Suez Canal have on the cement industry? - Vimarsana News

What impact did the blockage of the Suez Canal have on the cement industry?

What impact did the blockage of the Suez Canal have on the cement industry? Written by David Perilli, Global Cement 14 April 2021 A great question was asked at yesterday’s Virtual Global CemTrans Seminar: what impact did the recent blockage of the Suez Canal cause to the cement industry? Luckily, Rahul Sharan from Drewry was on hand discussing freight costs following the start of the coronavirus pandemic. As most readers will know, the Suez Canal was blocked in late March 2021 when the 200,000dwt Ever Given ran aground, at around six n...