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    26 May, 2026
    The Illusion of the ‘Always Accessible’ Clause: The Berth Trap That Operates in Reverse
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    In international dry bulk chartering, contract drafting is often a battle of adjectives. Parties search for standardized boilerplate phrases that sound safe, reasonable, and clear. One such phrase that frequently slips into the rider clauses of voyage charters is that

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    14 May, 2026
    Study Case: The Mystery of the ‘Frozen Freight’
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    Welcome to the Marcenta “Brain-Teaser” series. This isn’t your standard “vessel is late” scenario. This is a technical dive into the dark corners of English Maritime Law and the Gencon 94 nuances. The Scenario A Supramax vessel, the MV Marcenta

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    7 May, 2026
    When “The Same Cargo” Becomes a Different Risk
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    In shipping, cargo descriptions often look simple. Steel is steel. Grain is grain. Coal is coal. But operationally, small cargo variations can completely reshape a voyage. And sometimes— they change the commercial risk more than the freight itself. The Scenario

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    24 Feb, 2026
    Dry Bulk Cargoes: What They Are and Charter Party Considerations
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    Dry Bulk Cargoes: Definition and Types Dry bulk cargoes include iron ore, grain, coal, and bauxite. Global volume grows 3% in 2026. News value: Bauxite routes break records. Provocative: Are these cargoes risking your trade? Charter Party Contracts: Core Elements

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