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Insurers Ask Court in New York to Seize, Sell Vessel to Pay $39M in Cargo Losses - Vimarsana News

Insurers Ask Court in New York to Seize, Sell Vessel to Pay $39M in Cargo Losses

More than 30 insurers that have paid an estimated $39 million in lost cargo claims, along with cargo owners without insurance, have asked the courts to

World Shipping Council Containers Lost at Sea Report 2022 Update published | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

World Shipping Council Containers Lost at Sea Report 2022 Update published | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

In 2021, international liner carriers’ onshore staff and crews managed 6300 ships, successfully delivering vital supplies worth $7 trillion to the people of the world, in approximately 241 million containers. The World Shipping Council (WSC) Containers Lost at Sea Report covering 2020-2021 shows that containers lost overboard represent less than one thousandth of 1% (0.001%). ...

Container Losses Are On The Rise - Vimarsana News

Container Losses Are On The Rise

The number of containers being lost overboard from ships at sea has been on the rise, according to a recent report from the…

World Shipping Council Containers Lost at Sea Report 2022 update published - Vimarsana News

World Shipping Council Containers Lost at Sea Report 2022 update published

Containers Lost at Sea Report covering 2020-2021 shows that containers lost overboard represent less than one thousandth of 1%

Survey Shows Worrying Increase in Number of Containers Lost at Sea - Vimarsana News

Survey Shows Worrying Increase in Number of Containers Lost at Sea

The number of shipping containers lost at sea has risen significantly during the pandemic thanks to an “unusually high” number of incidents particularly in the winter of 2020-21, the World...