U.S. Adjusts Port Fees on China-Built Ships
As of April 20, 2025, the United States has proposed a revised policy on port fees for Chinese-built and operated ships docking at U.S. ports, scaling back earlier proposals after…
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NNPC general meeting 2025
At the start of each spring, NNPC holds its general meeting. An important event on our yearly calendar, in which the annual report is presented and a special guest is…
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Legacy and Future: The Road to 2028
Under the name “Legacy and Future: The Road to 2028”, NNPC and IMU organized a networking event for our brokers on the 16th of April, 2025. The event was held…
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Master’s Students from Erasmus University Rotterdam Visit NNPC
It has become a nice tradition: every year, we invite a group of master’s students from Erasmus University Rotterdam at our office in Haren to give them a glimpse of…
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One-Year Time Bar for Misdelivery Claims Under the Hague Visby Rules
A recent UK Supreme Court judgment has clarified an important legal issue that affects misdelivery claims under the Hague Visby Rules. In this decision, the Court confirmed that the one-year…
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Proposal for U.S. Port Charges on Chinese-Built Ships
As members may be aware, the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has released a draft proposal outlining regulations to impose charges and fees on Chinese-built ships and vessel operators utilizing…
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Damage prevention – Transport of steel products
Transporting steel products such as coils, profile sections, slabs, wire rods by sea is not without risk. These cargoes are…
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NNPC Ballast Water
This publication elaborates on a number of relatively simple measures aimed at preventing cargo damages, caused – directly or indirectly…
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