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On December 23, 2019, at 10 a.m., the Brunsbüttel water police conducted a routine inspection aboard the bulk carrier 'Orange River' and uncovered several compliance issues. Following consultations with the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency, authorities launched an administrative offense investigation and required a security deposit. During their assessment of MARPOL and ballast water compliance, it was revealed that the officer in charge had failed to maintain a ballast water record for over two months. This oversight prompted the agency to initiate proceedings, resulting in a security deposit set at €500. Additionally, the inspection revealed that the crew had not disposed of any waste on shore for more than two months, leaving over 15 cubic meters of waste onboard. Consequently, the port authority mandated mandatory disposal of the waste at the port of Brunsbüttel. Shortly after these events, on December 24 at 10:40 a.m., the 'Orange River' resumed its journey from Cuxhaven to Huelva, with an estimated time of arrival on December 29.