Baltic and International Maritime Council, Maritime organization in Bagsværd, Denmark
The Baltic and International Maritime Council is an international shipping association headquartered in Bagsværd that brings together ship owners, brokers, and agents from over 130 countries. The organization provides its members with standardized contracts, training programs, and industry publications.
The association was founded in Copenhagen in 1905 and began by setting freight rates for timber cargo. In 1913 the organization published its first standardized charter party agreement, which later became the foundation for global shipping contracts.
The organization maintains connections with diplomatic representatives, maritime administrations, and regulatory institutions throughout Europe, Asia, and the United States.
Visitors can explore industry-specific publications and training offerings designed for shipping professionals. The resources are mainly accessible to members involved in the maritime sector.
The organization represents approximately 60 percent of global merchant shipping tonnage through its network of 2,200 member companies.
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