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Antonis G Pappadakis
GREEK ship operator Kassian Maritime Navigation has been indicted by a US district court in Virginia on charges of illegally dumping bilge water and trying to hide the evidence.
15:53 24 May
GREEK ship operator Kassian Maritime Navigation has been indicted by a US district court in Virginia on charges of illegally dumping bilge water and trying to hide the evidence.

The eight-count indictment, issued on 22 May, also named shipowner Angelex ... Full Story >>

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US indicts bulker owner
GREEK ship operator Kassian Maritime Navigation has been indicted by a US district court in Virginia on charges of illegally dumping bilge water and trying to hide the evidence. 
West European upgrades Iberia box service
ROTTERDAM-based West European Container Lines has upgraded its North Europe/Iberia coverage with the addition of a second service. 
Asian box export rates diverge
BOX SHIPPING rates for Far Eastern loading ports were drifting apart this week, with further losses on westbound routes and eastbound gains. 
Taipei, Beijing trade data widely differ
A HUGE GAP has been reported between what Taipei and Beijing estimate their bilateral trade to total since the beginning of this year. 
Sainty Marine unit orders 6 bulkers
SHENZHEN-listed Sainty Marine said today it has ordered six new 64,000dwt bulkers at its subsidiary Sainty Shipbuilding (Yangzhou), in a deal worth about $246M. 
Höegh might sell ships
NORWAY’S Höegh LNG Holdings said today it is weighing whether to sell two older vessels, as its board warned that full-year operating results are likely to trail those of 2012. 
Waratah dockers strike
WORKERS at Port Waratah Coal Services in Newcastle, Australia, held an eight-hour strike today and threatened a 24-hour stoppage on 29 May. 
US sees no piracy 'export model'
RISING pirate attacks off Africa’s West Coast are crimes of opportunity peculiar to that region, rather than reflecting an “export model” from Somalia, a US State Department has said. 

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