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Lack of definitive supply data adds to crew availability doubts

by Lloyd's List DCN — last modified Aug 17, 2010 04:10 PM

THE LACK of up-to-date definitive data about the supply of seafarers is adding to the uncertainty over crew availability.

The statistics most widely relied on are the BIMCO/ International Seafarers Federation global survey, updated every five years.
The latest for this year is being compiled, with the results expected in early December.
Current statistics were produced in 2005 before...

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