What does the IMO Regulation on Container Weight Verification mean for the Ports industry ?

September 2013, IMO accepted to make container weight verification mandatory. On November 2014, IMO announced the adoption of the legislation into the SOLAS regulations. On the 1st of July 2016, the amendment will go into force.

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What does the IMO Regulation on Container Weight Verification mean for the Ports industry ?

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