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What are Foul Anchors?
The anchors are as old as the ships themselves. They are those age-old devices used to haul a floating vessel to the ground, like the seabed or seafloor, when the vessel is required to be halted or stationed at some location for some requirement.
Top 5 Shipping Alliances In the shipping sector, low pricing and wide service coverage are two things that carriers must provide to customers in order to make their business profitable. To enable this, shipping alliances are forged.
Responsibilities of Deck Officer When Ship is At Anchorage
A Guide To Types Of Anchors. An anchor refers to a nautical or marine equipment intended to restrict vehicle or structural movement in the water.
Lloyd’s Register strengthens global commercial leadership with Anthi Miliou appointment
LR launches Future Navigators Schools Programme pilot in Nigeria
LPG highlighted as a practical pathway to accelerate decarbonisation
IMO adopts first global Code for autonomous ships
Belgian maritime partnership delivers hands‑on safety input for IMO ammonia fuel guidelines
Maritime Just Transition Task Force: 8 Things Every Seafarer Needs to Know
LR drives new push to standardise container stowage data with launch of LXF Consortium
STCW PSSR 2026: 10 Key Points About the New Mandatory Training on Bullying, Harassment, and Sexual Assault
U.S. Warns Ships Ignoring Orders in Hormuz May Be Treated as Threats
Don't fall for 'warrant' scam involving Bitcoin
Here’s the real story behind the record drop in America’s oil reserves
First Ethanol-Methanol Bunkering Operation Completed in Rotterdam
Vard Secures Norway’s Highest Value Order to Build Deep-Sea Research Vessel
US Adds Sanctions on Tankers and Iranian Oil Awaiting Trump’s Decision
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