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Tianjin Blue Ocean Ship Technology Service Co., Ltd, located in Tianjin port, one of the biggest ports in China, have been engaged in shipping service for more than 11years.Tianjin Blue Ocean Ship Technology Service Co., Ltd mainly provides marine environmental protection service like SPRO agent, oil spill responses, sludge disposal, garbage disposal, oil tanker deslopping for ship owners, manager...

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425 Vessels Detained! Detention Figures Surge Sharply; Maximum Alert Issued for Aged Ships and Reefers, with 28 Typical Cases & High-Definition Illustrations Attached

425 Vessels Detained! Detention Figures Surge Sharply; Maximum Alert Issued for Aged Ships and Reefers, with 28 Typical Cases & High-Definition Illustrations Attached

ClassNK (Nippon Kaiji Kyokai) recently released its 2025 Annual Port State Control (PSC) Report. Statistics show that a total of 425 ClassNK-registered vessels ···

Deducted Again! Another Deficiency Recorded! What Goes Around Comes Around. The PSC Inspection Team Showed Absolutely No Mercy This Round!

On June 12, the China MSA officially released the list of vessels detained under PSC in May. To provide you with first-hand information, our editor immediately sorted out all the May PSC detention data in China. We were utterly shocked after going through the statistics-the inspection crackdown is u

Port State Control (PSC) has stepped up inspections drastically. Fifteen vessels have been detained, all due to these common violations.

The editor has compiled 15 recent cases of vessels detained by PSC. We retain the original information including case dates, ports, ship registries, ship types and deficiencies, and provide suggestions for self-inspection and rectification for your reference.Detention Case 1: On May 29, 2026,

Official Announcement: In March, China's PSC Detained 124 Vessels, of Which 74.2% Were Panamanian-flagged. Fire Safety Deficiencies Rranked First Among All Defects, And The Port of Shanghai Recorded The Largest Number of Detained Vessels Nationwide

On April 15, the China MSA officially released the March PSC detention data for mainland China. Below is an analysis and reminder based on the official data.I. Data Overview: A total of 124 ships were detained, with an average detention duration of 2.8 days.According to the statistics on China's

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