If you’re involved in international trade, you’ve likely come across Incoterms (International Commercial Terms), which define the responsibilities of buyers and sellers in a transaction. Among the most commonly used are FOB (Free On Board),… FOB, CIF, and EXW: What Do They Mean and Which Is Best for Your Business?
Maritime operations require vessels to remain in optimal condition to ensure safety, efficiency, and compliance with international regulations. Unexpected mechanical failures can lead to costly downtime, making emergency repairs and preventive maintenance crucial for shipowners… Managing Ship Repairs and Maintenance: Ensuring Efficiency and Reliability in Maritime Operations
In the maritime industry, vessels must operate efficiently, often requiring spare parts and maintenance equipment to be delivered while in transit or during port stops. Delays in spare parts delivery can result in costly downtime,… Efficient Spare Parts Logistics in Maritime Operations
Bunkering Services are the most critical aspects of maritime operations, directly impacting a vessel’s efficiency, operational costs, and compliance with international fuel regulations. Proper coordination of ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival), monitoring fuel quality, and… How to Optimize Bunkering Operations
In maritime logistics, ensuring cargo safety and quality is paramount for shipowners, charterers, and port authorities. One of the most effective ways to verify cargo conditions and operational compliance is through survey inspections. These inspections… The Role of Survey Inspections in Cargo Safety and Quality Assurance
In international maritime logistics, compliance with legal and tax regulations is just as important as ensuring the smooth movement of goods. One crucial aspect often overlooked by shipping companies is the proper management of an… What is an Affidavit in Maritime Logistics and How Does Tax on Freight Affect Shipping Operations?
In maritime trade, logistics go beyond transporting goods from one port to another. Ensuring that vessels and their crews have access to essential resources is equally important. One of these critical resources is Cash to… What is Cash to Master (CTM) and Why It’s Essential for Maritime Operations?
Maritime trade involves multiple stakeholders, including shipowners, charterers, and port authorities. To ensure that shipowners’ and charterers’ interests are safeguarded during a vessel’s port stay, many companies rely on a Protective Agency (OPA or CPA).… What is a Protective Agency in Maritime Operations and Why It’s Essential for Shipowners & Charterers?
Maritime agency services are a cornerstone of international logistics and maritime trade. Offered by industry leaders like B&G Maritime, these services focus on efficiently managing a vessel’s operations at port while providing critical daily reports… Maritime Agency Services and the Importance of Daily Reports
In maritime trade, cargo operations are far from a one-size-fits-all process. Every type of commodity demands a unique handling approach to ensure safety, efficiency, and compliance with industry standards. At B&G Maritime, we understand that… Experts in Cargo Operations