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Third-largest Australian wheat crop expected
- Exports of wheat are “very likely” to exceed 18.3m tonnes, according to Rabobank senior analyst Dean Smith.
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Austal buys Philippine shipyard
- WA-based shipbuilder Austal has bought a shipyard in the Philippines, it announced via the Australian Stock Exchange.
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Port Hedland in another export leap forward
- Demand from China bolstered the volume of iron ore shipped from Port Hedland by 17% in October.
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Private counter-piracy force to launch next year
- Convoy Escort Programme (CEP) has confirmed it will offer an armed escort service, insurance cover and an audit of vessels' Best Management Practice 4 and compliance for the period from Q1 2012.
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Brussels divided on Philippines’ seafarer training
- AN EU decision on certification now expected in early 2012, a spokesman for transport commissioner Siim Kallas has confirmed.
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US seeks input on cargo shifting to non-US ports
- Washington's maritime regulator, the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), is seeking industry input for its inquiry into the shift of US inbound containers from US west-coast ports to those in Canada and Mexico.










