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The latest issue of the Supply Chain and Sustainability Magazine!
The Magazine for IMPA and IMPA SAVE 2025.
☆ IMPA Singapore keynote shines spotlight on GMPC’s big ambitions for maritime procurement
Global Maritime Procurement Council (GMPC) and its plans to reshape how the industry thinks about talent, digitisation and collaboration. Unpacked by Alex Drew, Procurement Director, Fleet Management Limited.
☆ Effective procurement is like running a relay
Interview with Henning Wegner, Head of Procurement at Oldendorff Carrier.
☆ Procurement experts must challenge the norms
Interview with Tse Hai Ng, General Manager, Marine Supply Chain for Kuok Maritime Group.
☆ Marine Stores Guide
A We take a look at the headlines for the IMPA Codes in 2025 and our plans for 2026.
☆ Raising standards in global biofouling management
In this roundtable, experts from across the industry outline how they manage risk, maintain standards and support informed procurement decisions.
☆ Compliance alone is not enough
Industry perspectives highlight how procurement decisions, equipment consistency, and drill practices shape spill-response capability in practice.
☆ How AI Orchestration can transform maritime procurement
Saurish Nandi, Group Solutions Head, ShipServ, carries on the insights into AI adoption among maritime procurement professionals.
☆ Engine room fires - tackling the biggest threat to crew safety
Wärtsilä talk about why in the maritime industry, few risks are as persistent and potentially devastating as engine room fires.
☆ Understanding shipping’s Scope 3 emissions
Supporting IMPA’s Environmental Footprint Initiative, the new EmissionPassport from Procureship and ReFlow looks to bring this critical data directly inside the maritime procurement process.
☆ Maritime's most undervalued asset? People
Seafarers, the most critical asset of all, have consistently been treated as a cost centre rather than a strategic investment. This mindset is no longer sustainable.
☆ Safe to speak up
Building psychological safety on board - International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network (ISWAN).
☆ RMS - Charting a greener course for maritime sustainability
The shipping industry is no stranger to transformation. From containerisation to digitalisation, each wave of change has left its mark on global trade.
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