Press Release – NGO Shipbreaking Platform presents Annual Report 2017
Published in June 07th, 2018
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Brussels, Oct 30th 2020
Platform publishes South Asia Quarterly Update #23
There were a total of 170 ships broken in the third quarter of 2020. Of these, 110 ships were sold to the beaches of South Asia.
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Feb 04th 2020
The Toxic Tide – 2020 Shipbreaking Records
2020 shipbreaking records: most shipping companies continue to opt for the highest price at the worst scrapping yards.
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Brussels, Nov 09th 2017
Press Release – One year later and no lessons learned at gadani as Aces is set aflame – again!
Shipbreaking plot no. 54 in Gadani, Pakistan, was sealed off yesterday after a massive fire broke out on-board the ship ACES (IMO 8021830). This is the same… Read More
Brussels, Feb 12th 2016
Press Release – Maersk end-of-life vessels to hit the beaches again. NGOs denounce container ship company’s step back to boost profits
The NGO Shipbreaking Platform and Transport and Environment (T&E) denounce Maersk Group’s decision to beach their end-of-life vessels in India [1]. The world’s leading container ship owner… Read More
