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Pooling resources seems to be a common theme at the moment ? so perhaps something good and efficient can come out of a miserable global economy. This time, the idea is to pool maritime security, according to the Marine Cafe blog. Shipowners ? including small operators ? are forming a consortium to provide themselves with security services in pirate-infested waters, for which they will pay an annual fee. A practical solution, concludes the blog.
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Comment on this article
Leon Van Deusen
February 08, 2013 at 3:42 pmMr. Canning has a sound concept. I hope managers, and owners of shipping companies will take advantage of this concept. It is cost effective and will save all shipping companies money on security and insurance costs.