1. International Transport Works' Federation (ITF) issued a statement to seafarers saying simply, “Enough is enough.”
2.State-run Zhejiang Shipping Group has issued an tender seeking shipyards to construct two 51,000 dwt supramax carriers.
3.Indonesian owner Alur Biru Maritim(ABM) has placed an order at China's Wuchang Shipbuilding for the construction of three 13,000 dwt deck cargo carriers.
4.China's first hybrid inland ship has started operations along the giant Yangtze River as part of a move to reduce emissions.
5.Ningbo ningshing Group has completed restructuring of bankrupt Zhoushan Penglai Shipyard and rebranded the yard as Ningshing Shipyard.
6.The decline in box volumes at the Port of Hong Kong has eased during May, despite COVID-19 continuing to ravage large swathes of the planet.
7.China's oil majors are planning ahead in Hainan province as they believe the package of preferential policies to build the area into a globally influential free trade port.
8.China's economy will see continued recovery in the second half of this year amid a rebound in both investment and consumption.
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