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19 June 2019

Switch bills of lading

Some practical guidelines on how owners can minimise the risks connected with switching bills.

18 June 2019

Skuld Online Charter Declarations - improved solution

Skuld’s much appreciated online charter declaration tool now provides a simpler and more user-friendly solution for our clients and brokers.

18 June 2019

Skuld Committee meeting 14 June 2019

At its meeting in St. Petersburg on 14 June 2019, the Committee was informed of the status of the Association.

18 June 2019

Skuld Bermuda Annual General Meeting 14 June 2019

Annual General Meeting of Skuld Mutual Protection and Indemnity Association (Bermuda) Limited.

18 June 2019

Review of policy years June 2019

At the Committee meeting 14 June 2019, the Committee made a recommendation to close the 2016 policy year.

17 June 2019

Anti-technicality notices: a charterers’ perspective

Skuld Charterer June 2019.

17 June 2019

Skuld Annual Review and Accounts 2018/19

Skuld's Annual Review and Accounts 2018/19 (20.02.18-20.02.19) is now available.

13 June 2019

Ukraine: Revising ballast water regulations

The control of segregated ballast water in Ukrainian ports has been temporarily cancelled and ecological inspectors are for the time being not permitted to inspect vessels for the purpose of ecological control.

12 June 2019

Electronic (Paperless) Trading

Circular issued by International Group clubs

11 June 2019

Ultrasonic testing and leaking hatch covers

Cargo damage due to water ingress through leaking hatch covers remain an important part of cargo claims.

5 June 2019

South Africa: Fishing and fresh fish products onboard

No fishing is permitted in South African waters without a permit and vessels must disclose whether they have fresh fish products on board.

4 June 2019

Good anchoring practice

Good bridge management in anchoring operations is the key to achieving safe anchoring and avoiding accidents. Ship companies should set up procedures for these critical tasks and incorporate them into the safety management system.