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    Rivers enter the Persian Gulf. Located in such a prime location, Ur became a massive epicenter for commerce in the ancient times and was engaged in trade routes as far away as India (Mark). The long-distance trade, achieved through the development of shipping, fueled the growth of this entire region. Metals, grains, and other valuable resources from UR were primarily shipped using river barges…

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    Implications of implied seaworthy in voyage charterparty Under the law of carriage of goods by sea, the cargo owner intending to ship goods wants use of an entire vessel for some purpose, he might wish to enter into direct6 contract with the shipowner for the charterer of latter’s ship that called Charterparty. For the use for a certain voyage, it is called voyage charter. Voyage charter is used for a single voyage or a series of voyages. Under a voyage charter, the charterer shall hire the…

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    Maersk Ohio Case Study

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    Marine shipping companies must utilize accurate performance metrics to remain competitive. Reliability, Speed, and Carrier Responsibility are some of the metrics that companies use to measure individual vessel performance. Reliability is how often the carrier gets…

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    Supervisor Training Essay

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    Assistant Supervisor was focused on loads and different types. Ranging from containers exports and domestic loads and, their arrangements. For some of the different loads there are different requirements that has to be meet far as paper work and shipping arrangement. So for my training for Assistant Supervisor we covered wide arrange of different types and needs for these shipments. We also covered our incentive bonuses and how they are acquired in the different types of things we do every…

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    Special Air Cargo Essay

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    Special Air Cargo There are several categories of special air cargo for which airlines and air cargo operators must provide accommodations. Three of these categories are: high value cargo, perishable cargo, and hazardous materials. When an airline accepts this special cargo for transport, it must provide special equipment to handle the cargo, specialized warehouses to store it or trans-ship it, and sometimes specially configured aircraft to transport it. There are also international and…

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    Ballast Water Essay

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    Ballast Water Self-Monitoring System A ballast water self-monitoring system combined with an already approved and tested BWTS harnesses technological advancements that allow for a wide array of analytics and the ability to monitor ballast water treatment systems globally, creating transparency between vessel owners and subscribers in real time. A self-monitoring system would have to meet requirements enacted by different organizations and would have to comply with a stricter standard if an…

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    Case Study: Melli Marine

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    questions 1. Does this potential acquisition of 16 vessels worth the cost? 2. Are the loyal customers powerful enough to fulfill the Asia-North America operation and will they remain loyal regardless of the price? 3. What the company should do if the shipping industry is overcapacity? 4. Is 4500 TEUs really the right size of the ships Meli Marine need? 5. How to solve the problem that highly asymmetrical…

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    modes of operation in the shipping industry, which are industrial, liner, and tramp shipping. In industrial shipping the company that owns the cargo also owns the ships, and the goal is to transport the cargo and minimum cost. In tramp shipping ships perform transportation task in order to maximize profit, this can be compared to a taxi system. In liner shipping, ships follow a set itinerary and schedule, almost like a bus system. The focus on this paper is more on liner shipping, and addresses…

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    If you've been in the shipping business for any length of time, you know brokered loads are advantageous. They're cost-effective, responsive and offer a variety of vehicle options, among other things. The brokers that connect shippers and carriers are a vital link in the process. Be aware, however, that not all brokers are legitimate, or honest. Ask these three vital questions of any broker before you agree to do business with them. Is the Broker Registered? Any motor carrier, freight…

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    What are the sorts of transporters are as characterize by income class? Who are a percentage of the individuals from every class? Do you think the individuals from every class would go up against or cooperate with individuals from alternate classes? Shouldn 't something be said about individuals from their own particular class? Private and For-Hire Carriers. However a grouping as often as possible utilized by U.S air transporters is one taking into account yearly working incomes and…

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