Reviews & Ratings for the Nordia

Maersk has announced a new charter agreement for a duration of 8 to 12 months, focusing on trade routes between Salalah and East Africa. This lucrative deal is set at a daily rate of $9,850, enhancing Maersk's operational capabilities in the region and underscoring its commitment to facilitating maritime trade in East Africa.

A maritime transaction has taken place with a vessel being sold for a notable $10.5 million. The identity of the buyers remains undisclosed, raising curiosity in the shipping industry. This sale highlights ongoing trends in maritime commerce and the dynamics of vessel ownership in today's market.

An arrest warrant targeting the vessel known as 'Box Trader' has been officially issued in the United States, on behalf of OW Bunker USA and OW Bunker North America. This legal action stems from outstanding bunker bills that remain unpaid. Currently, the 'Box Trader' is under charter by Hapag-Lloyd, creating further complications in the wake of OW Bunker’s financial collapse. Following their bankruptcy, OW Bunker has been actively pursuing avenues to recover outstanding debts. Moreover, in a related development, the company's U.S. branches sought similar recourse last week, leading to the issuance of an arrest warrant for the Chinese-operated vessel 'COSCO Piraeus'. The situation continues to unfold as OW Bunker navigates its recovery efforts in a turbulent maritime environment.