Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Tb-Fengze

The 'Alva Rickmers' faced another disruption on the afternoon of September 24, with dock workers continuing their strike as the vessel docked in Gothenburg on September 25. Members of the Svensk Transportarbejderforbund ceased operations at 3 p.m. due to the absence of a signed International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) agreement. The strike will persist until an agreement is finalized for ships flying flags of convenience. Dockers have stated that work will only resume once Maersk Line secures a commitment from the vessel's owner, Rickmers, to address the situation and finalize the necessary agreements.

On September 23, 2013, the vessel Alva Rickmers faced a halt in Gothenburg as dockworkers raised concerns over its absence of an International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) agreement. This situation arose following the ship's recent transition from replacing the Majestic Maersk while docked in Copenhagen. Just a day prior, on September 22, dock workers boarded the Alva Rickmers in Aarhus to demand the necessary ITF agreement, but unfortunately, the ship, which holds registration in the Marshall Islands, was without such an accord. In response to the situation, the ITF issued a Notice of Warning to the ship's owner. Dockworkers in Aarhus promptly communicated with their counterparts in Gothenburg, highlighting the urgency of the matter. Work only resumed after Maersk Line provided assurances that the Alva Rickmers would promptly secure an ITF agreement.

The vessel TB FENGZE, bearing the IMO number 9178290, is currently en route to Bremen. Upon reaching her destination, she will be temporarily laid up at the Bremen Neustädter Hafen. This strategic stop highlights the ongoing maritime activities in one of Germany's key port areas.