Inland Supply

22-January-2019

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China’s Policy Shift Signals New Headwinds for Dry Bulk Shipping in 2026

China’s latest policy changes and shifting raw material dynamics are setting the stage for new market conditions in the dry bulk shipping sector as 2026 begins. According to shipbroker Intermodal,

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Key IMO Amendments Entering into Force in 2026: What Shipowners and Operators Need to Know

A wide-ranging package of amendments to core International Maritime Organization (IMO) conventions, codes, and regulations officially entered into force on 1 January 2026, marking one of the most comprehensive regulatory

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EU Regulations to Accelerate Alternative Marine Fuel Demand in 2026

EU member states’ adoption of the recast Renewable Energy Directive (RED III), combined with higher penalties on fossil marine fuels, is expected to significantly increase demand for alternative bunkers starting

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Recent Blogs

China’s Policy Shift Signals New Headwinds for Dry Bulk Shipping in 2026

Key IMO Amendments Entering into Force in 2026: What Shipowners and Operators Need to Know

EU Regulations to Accelerate Alternative Marine Fuel Demand in 2026

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