“On a Mercy Ship the combination of compassion and professionalism is incredible. Across the maritime world, there is so much more we can do. It is up to us, and it will help in so many ways.”
CHARLIE GREY – CEO, Tankers International

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Louis Dreyfus Company supports delivery of medical aid to developing nations through Mercy Ships

05.11.19

SINGAPORE, 6 November 2019 – Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) has announced its support for Mercy Ships, a global charity which manages the world’s largest non-governmental hospital ship that has been bringing medical services and supplies to developing countries since 1978. As a participant in this year’s Mercy Ships Cargo Day which falls today, LDC and

Louis Dreyfus Company supports delivery of medical aid to developing nations through Mercy Ships

So where does your money go when you sign up for Cargo Day?

05.11.19

During the hospital ship Africa Mercy’s recent 10-month 2018-2019 field service in Guinea, West Africa over 10,000 individual patients benefited from free surgical and medical care. A snapshot of Mercy in Action while the vessel was berthed in the Port of Conakry– Mercy Ships’ fourth visit to Guinea: 509 general surgical projects for 493 patients

So where does your money go when you sign up for Cargo Day?

Veteran Clarksons’ broker eager to visit Africa Mercy

01.11.19

Remarkable human beings serving a really special charity, says Bob Knight Bob Knight concedes that after years in shipbroking and the current buoyant tanker market it is easy to be preoccupied with sealing the next deal. It is true of many other professions at a time when 97% of the poorest billion people in the