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MSC ZOE - IMO action urged

News26 Jun 2020by Harry de Wilt
The investigation published yesterday (25 June) into the container loss by the MSC ZOE off the Dutch coast in January 2019 has brought about a number of recommendations regarding the technical side of container stowage and lashing and the routing of large container ships in the area concerned

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