IMPA launches SAVE, its most ambitious sustainability programme ever, and with some serious industry support

Welcome to the latest in the current series of briefing papers from Marine Trader, offering guidance on products, services and strategy that are essential to the marine purchaser.

Welcome to our port focus on the Port of Las Palmas located in the Canary Islands.These guides offer insight into and analysis the intricacies of the supply chain, the economic outlook and the challenges procurement departments face.

This issue, IMPA Members Provicanarias have provide an overview of the Canary Islands’ best natural inlet the Port of Las Palmas. The most important port in the Atlantic

Our thanks for this briefing paper goes to Navarino. Navarino explains why it’s moving cyber up the shipping agenda, and presents its solution to a very real and very serious threat.

Our thanks for this briefing paper goes to ShipServ. That context provides the scope for ShipServ’s next eBook – Maritime e-Procurement: a roadmap to 2021 and beyond - which analyses the current state of e-Procurement in the maritime industry.

As part of IMPA’s resource centre documents such as this one provide guidance and suggestions for procurement professionals to help in their day to day work. This document made available by IMPA is not intended to provide the actual template for use but rather a guide to the key issues that should be considered within the subject domain.

The IMPA team has embarked on its regular investigative journey and asked over 40 senior ship-owners and -managers how they fared during 2019 and what see ahead in 2020 and 2021.

Welcome to the latest in the current series of briefing papers from Marine Trader, offering guidance on products, services and strategy that are essential to the marine purchaser.

Welcome to our guide on shipping in Brazil, the first of many guides to shipping’s biggest regions. These guides offer insight into and analysis of the intricacies of the supply chain, the economic outlook and the challenges procurement departments face.