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InterManager Daily News 27.07.2026

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1. Improving injury rates should not distract the offshore industry from the risks that still claim lives, warns IMCA

The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) warns that falling injury rates must not create complacency, as fatal accidents continue to occur across the offshore sector. The organization stresses that stronger safety leadership, learning from serious incidents and proactive risk management remain essential.


https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/07/24/improving-injury-rates-should-not-distract-the-offshore-industry-from-the-risks-that-still-claim-lives-warns-imca/

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2. Inland Tank Barge Safety Guide second edition updated July 2026 released in five languages

A revised second edition of the
Inland Tank Barge Safety Guide has been published, incorporating the latest industry practices and regulatory updates. The guide is now available in five languages to support safer operations across international inland waterways.


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.3. The Nautical Institute launches BRM Volume 2 to support safer, smarter voyage planning

The Nautical Institute has released
Bridge Resource Management (BRM) Volume 2
to help bridge teams improve voyage planning and operational decision-making. The publication builds on the first volume with practical guidance aimed at enhancing navigational safety.


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.4. DP World expands UAE gateway network with new Fujairah terminals

DP World is expanding its logistics network in the UAE by developing new terminal facilities in Fujairah. The investment is intended to strengthen regional connectivity, improve cargo handling capacity and support growing trade flows.


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5. EU moves to approve first Indian ship recycling yards

The European Union is progressing with the approval of its first ship recycling yards in India under the EU Ship Recycling Regulation. The move would expand the list of compliant facilities available to European shipowners while recognizing improvements in Indian recycling standards.


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.6. Adani cuts capesize arm with $37.5m deal

Adani has agreed to sell part of its capesize bulk carrier business in a transaction valued at approximately $37.5 million. The deal reflects the group’s ongoing efforts to streamline its shipping portfolio and optimize capital allocation.


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7. Trump tariff reset clouds liners’ post-peak season

Proposed changes to U.S. tariff policy under President Donald Trump are creating uncertainty for container shipping markets beyond the traditional peak season. Industry participants are concerned that shifting trade patterns could weaken cargo demand and complicate planning for liner operators.


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.8. Exclusive: USCG icebreaker Healy towed back to Seattle following significant engineering casualty

The U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker
Healy
has been towed back to Seattle after suffering a major engineering failure during its mission. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the casualty and assess the repairs required before the vessel can return to service.


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.9. Panama Canal advances energy corridor bid process as prequalification phase moves forward

The Panama Canal Authority has advanced the prequalification stage for companies interested in developing the proposed energy corridor project. The initiative is designed to strengthen the canal’s role in global energy logistics and diversify future infrastructure investments.


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10. Grains markets hit new highs on Black Sea attacks, crude oil rally

Grain prices have climbed to fresh highs following renewed attacks in the Black Sea region that raised concerns over export disruptions. At the same time, crude oil prices continued to strengthen, adding further pressure to global commodity markets.


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