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Conformidade operacional · Segurança contra incêndioÁsia

Reforma de armazém na China: quando a re-aprovação dos bombeiros é exigida e como funciona o processo

Na China, reformar um armazém na ordem errada — construir primeiro, protocolar a papelada dos bombeiros depois — é um dos erros mais caros que um proprietário pode cometer. Este guia percorre o marco da Lei de Proteção contra Incêndios: quais mudanças disparam a re-aprovação, o processo de quatro portões com a autoridade de habitação, as três armadilhas da fase de projeto que fazem os desenhos serem rejeitados, e quem protocola quando o armazém é alugado.

2026-10-08

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Fonte：Hellenic Shipping News

Sanctioned ships taking Nicaraguan numbers are doing it near Hormuz

Between 1 August and 26 September, 10 sanctioned vessels switched to a Nicaraguan MMSI, and 8 of them were first heard on the new identity in waters around the Strait of Hormuz, according to HullCipher tracking data. The nine-digit MMSI is how ports, insurers and cargo buyers screen ships against sanctions lists; DANUTA I, for example, reappeared as "NAUTILUS I" on MMSI 350641000 some 26 nm from the strait on 26 September. The eight-week window recorded 23 identity changes across 19 ships, underscoring how aggressively the shadow fleet is re-flagging to evade enforcement - and adding compliance risk for charterers and cargo buyers.

2026-10-11#sanctions#tanker#hormuz#compliance

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Fonte：gCaptain

Dutch Propose Law To Crack Down On Russian Shadow Fleet

The Dutch government has proposed legal changes that would make it easier to intercept Russia's "shadow fleet" tankers. If passed, vessels sailing under a false flag in the Netherlands' exclusive economic zone could be detained and ordered to an anchorage or port for inspection. Russia's embassy promptly threatened retaliation, warning Moscow is "free to mirror hostile actions."

2026-10-10Europa#shipping#sanctions#compliance

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Fonte：Hellenic Shipping News

UK and Japan crack down on Russia's largest shipping company

The UK and Japan are tightening the net around vessels linked to Sovcomflot, Russia's largest shipping company: London is targeting new LNG carriers while Tokyo moves against oil tankers. Notably, the UK's October 1 sanctions package listed vessels before Kpler had even recorded any cargo from them — sanctions are now arriving earlier in a vessel's life. Logistics professionals handling energy and bulk cargoes should factor earlier compliance screening into their routing.

2026-10-09Europa#sanctions#shipping#compliance

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Fonte：Hellenic Shipping News

Rystad Energy and OceanScore bring FuelEU Maritime pooling prices into clean shipping research

Rystad Energy will integrate OceanScore's FuelEU Marketplace offer data and the volume-weighted OceanScore Pool Price Index (OPX) into its Clean Shipping Solution. The deal gives shipowners, charterers and fuel suppliers an observed-market benchmark for the cost of FuelEU compliance pooling, instead of estimates. Greater price transparency should help the industry compare conventional, transition and zero-emission fuels on a consistent basis.

2026-10-09Europa#shipping#compliance#carbon-pricing

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Fonte：The Loadstar

The UPS F-35 saga: Beijing needs nothing 'exotic' to hurt America

A UPS worker missed an email from forwarder DSV warning that F-35 parts could not transit certain countries under ITAR, Bloomberg reported. The cockpit canopy and weapons-bay door, both coated with radar-absorbing material, were rerouted through Hong Kong after a delay and seized by Chinese authorities. Pentagon officials briefed Congress on September 29; the State Department is investigating, and UPS has self-reported the incident.

2026-10-09América do Norte#trade-policy#air-freight#compliance

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Fonte：FreightWaves

ELD Data Needs An Enforceable Standard

FMCSA is continuing to revoke ELD registrations over hours-of-service log manipulation, putting electronic log data integrity under scrutiny. Carrier vetting platform Highway argues ELD data integrations need a truly enforceable standard: FMCSA registration should be a starting point, not a blanket pass, and platforms must be able to decline or terminate non-compliant providers while giving legitimate carriers a fair path to switch. The piece also stresses separating hours-of-service enforcement from cargo-fraud determinations — ELD telemetry is one input among several in carrier identity and cargo-risk assessment and should never carry a hiring decision by itself.

2026-10-07#trucking#compliance#eld#carrier-vetting

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Fonte：FreightWaves

New Jersey independent contractor regulation with ABC test is in effect

New Jersey's tough independent contractor law is now in effect, applying the ABC test to worker classification. Carriers relying on owner-operators will need to reassess those relationships or face misclassification penalties. The rule could reshape how fleets staff trucking capacity in the state.

2026-10-02#regulation#trucking#compliance

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Fonte：FreightWaves

US, Canada truck enforcement blitzes sideline 350 drivers, vehicles

Federal, state and local authorities sidelined at least 124 drivers and 226 commercial vehicles during enforcement blitzes from mid-September through Oct. 1 across the U.S. and Canada. "Operation Saturday Night Fever" alone inspected 552 vehicles, placing 78 drivers out of service — 12 for English-proficiency violations. Scrutiny of CDL status, brakes, tires and distracted driving continues to intensify.

2026-10-02#enforcement#trucking#compliance

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