World Shipping CouncilFreight & LogisticsIndustry consortium · 70% of global container shipping capacity
Key People & Companies
World Shipping Council
Cargo Safety Program
World Shipping Council / National Cargo Bureau · Internal
Joe Kramek
President and CEO at World Shipping Council
digital cargo screening tool
National Cargo Bureau · Platform
National Cargo Bureau
provides AI-powered screening technology
International Group of P&I Clubs
Hapag-Lloyd
Maersk
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Key Results
- Carriers representing more than 70% of global container shipping capacity joined the program at launch, including Hapag-Lloyd, Maersk, Ocean Network Express, and CMA CGM, according to the World Shipping Council announcement.
- The related Hazcheck Detect system, which uses similar AI screening technology, processes approximately 15 million requests monthly and prevents 40-50 high-risk containers from boarding ships each week.
- The International Group of P&I Clubs, which provides liability cover for 90% of the world's ocean-going tonnage, endorsed the initiative and urged widespread adoption across the container shipping sector.
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“We have seen too many tragic incidents where misdeclared cargo has led to catastrophic fires, including the loss of life. The WSC Cargo Safety Program strengthens the industry's safety net by combining shared screening technology, common inspection standards, and real-world feedback to reduce risk.”
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