13 maritime news articles at Santos
Brazil’s National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) has disclosed the go-ahead for the production individualization agreements (AIPs) for shared reservoirs in the pre-salt layer of the Santos Basin. The post Petrobras, Shell, TotalEnergies, and Petrogal formalize production split for Brazilian oil fi
Authored by Alvin Forster, Senior Loss Prevention Executive (NorthStandard) Brazil’s rise as a critical export hub continues to be exploited by transatlantic drug smuggling networks, using merchant vessels to carry cocaine and other illicit substances. 30 April 2026Correspondent Brazil P&I brings us this update.
Two tankers collide near the port of Campana
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Founded in 1543, Santos has been long known as a port city – first through the export of coffee and then other commodities. Santos was significantly modernis...
As set out in our Circular dated 25 November 2016 the Association has come across various claims arising out of soybeans with excessive moisture content being loaded in Brazil and discharged in China. This circular aims to provide an update on loading/storage conditions at Brazilian ports, especially in Santos and Par
Introduction High value South American soybean claims continue: soybean carriage advise revisited 2016 The Association has recently experienced a number of high value cargo claims in respect of soybeans loaded in South America, mainly Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina, all of which were discharged in China. This article w
The Association is aware of a significant fire in a cargo silo in Santos, Brazil, which apparently damaged a significant number of soy beans. Subsequently a number of claims arose in China over "black soy beans", where the quantity of burnt / heat damaged beans exceeded normal tolerance margins.
Club Correspondents Brazil P&I, Santos have issued a circular entitled “Itajaí – Port Situation After Weeks of Heavy Rains” advising of a number of problems
Club correspondents Brazil P&I, Santos have advised that Brazilian legislation regarding ship’s air-conditioning systems and the control of specimens of syn
Club correspondents Pandibra-McLintock Services Ltda. , Santos, advise that according to Ordinance No.
Club correspondents Pandibra-McLintock Services Ltda, Santos advise that port state control in Brazil is running a Concentrated Inspection Campaign (CIC) from 1
A short summary of the current position in the US. Despite the plain language in the POEA contract, which requires Philippine arbitration for claims arising from the seaman’s employment, crewmembers repeatedly file suit in state courts in the U.