Maritime Fairtrade
Advocating for Ethics & Transparency in Maritime Asia through Independent Journalism.
Key Issues
A high volume of goods and fuels in the world are transported globally with the help of seafarers. Learn about their success and failures on board the ship, what issues they face, and how they overcome the odds.
The shipping industry has a powerful impact on the global market, stay up to date on shipbuilding takeovers, bunkering, marine insurance, green shipping and more. Maritime Fairtrade brings you the latest shipping news in Singapore.
From corruption, and security, to the ethics of the maritime industry, we highlight key issues in maritime Asia. Gain insights into current affairs, ethics, and the impact on the local community.
Ships use a vast quantity of fuel, which emits large greenhouse gases. By going green with clean energy, the goal of Net Zero lies in collaboration. Find out more on Ocean Governance, Marine Pollution, and impacts on our Biodiversity.
With interviews focusing on Asia’s shipping industry and key issues, gain exclusive insights and information from maritime leaders, experts and professionals.
Popular topics from Fuel hikes, corrupted criminals, abandoned seafarers to rising sea level. Maritime Fairtrade brings you the latest shipping news in Singapore and Asia.
Unregulated Practices: Dark Side of Fishing Industry
The fishing industry is vital to the global economy, supplying…
Snippets of maritime and shipping news stories of fuel price increases, fishermen’s struggles, the truth behind illicit drug trafficking and more to watch now.
OFWs: Search for better life but end up dead
https://youtu.be/w5uFpXdfgNM Cases of Overseas Filipino Workers from impoverished background works for an employer but ends…
Receive guidance from expert opinions and specially curated content for you to know more about the maritime industry in Singapore and worldwide.
Learn more about current affairs regarding the maritime industry and other pressing issues in the world.
Read news from Maritime Fairtrade in your preferred language. News is translated into Bahasa Indonesia, Tagalog, and Korean.
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