25 vessels joined the Amver ranks this past week. What's the value of that? Considering the recent cases (here and here) where Amver ships have made the difference between life and death the value becomes glaringly evident. While Amver remains voluntary, participation should be considered by every shipping company that wishes to promote their dedication to safety.
Here are our newest ships:
- GULOYA
- CLIPPER TITAN
- PELICAN STATE
- BLUE HERON
- VICTORIA SCAN
- CORAL DIAMOND
- HYUNDAI SINGAPORE
- ARDEA
- KINAROS
- ANKARA BRIDGE
- CLIPPER MIKI
- SUMMIT AUSTRALIA
- SALTINA
- ABADI
- PLUTO LEADER
- KING WHEAT
- SUNSHINE ACE
- CLIPPER MAKISHIO
- UBC MARIEL
- ORAWA
- CONTI BENGUELA
- AMBER BALTIC
- TH SOUND
- AMAZON GLADIATOR
- SPOT
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