Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Algoma-Strongfield

On April 16, 2021, Algoma Central Corporation found itself in legal hot water, receiving a hefty fine of $500,000 USD from a U.S. court. The penalty stems from the company's guilty plea related to a significant pollution incident involving the vessel 'Algoma Strongfield.' Back on June 6, 2017, crew members were caught discharging an alarming 45,000 liters of unprocessed oily bilge water directly into Lake Ontario, a clear violation of the U.S. Clean Water Act. This case highlights ongoing environmental challenges and the critical need for compliance with maritime pollution regulations.

In a recent transaction that has captured the attention of the maritime industry, a vessel has been sold to G3 Global Grain Group for an undisclosed price. This acquisition is expected to enhance G3's capabilities in maritime logistics as they continue to expand their portfolio in the grain sector. Details about the vessel, including its specifications and IMO number, remain confidential, but the sale marks a strategic move for the company in its pursuit of efficiency and growth in the competitive global market.