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| International Ship Suppliers Association (ISSA) Based in Wimbledon, England. Represents more than 1,800 ship suppliers throughout the world. | |
| United Seamen's Service American Merchant Marine Library Association (USS-AMMLA) Promotes the welfare of American seafarers and their dependents, US government military and civilian personnel, seafarers of all nations and other persons engaged in the maritime industry. | ||
| National Marine Safety Committee An intergovernmental committee charged with achieving uniform marine safety legislation and practices throughout Australia. | ||
| Canadian Shipowners Association (CSA) Lawrence Seaway, the Arctic, the Maritimes, and the Eastern American Seabord. Organization that represents the Canadian ship companies which ply the waters of the Great Lakes, the St. | ||
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| International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) Group seeks to fight for social justice, for decent wages and working conditions and for a safe and healthy working environment for workers in international trade. | ||
| Institute of Maritime Law Leading center in the United Kingdom for the study of maritime law and for teaching, research and consultancy in the subject. | ||
| Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers Association representing shipbrokers, agents and managers seeking to set worldwide standards for shipping professionalisim. | ||
| British Marine Industries Federation Its primary role is to promote and protect the industry. The trade association for the UK's boating industry. | ||
| Food Shippers Association of North America Provider of representation for shippers of frozen, chilled and dry foodstuffs as well as other commodities. | ||
| British Chamber of Shipping It has 118 members and associate members who own or manage 587 ships totalling 15 million deadweight tons. A trade association for British shipowners and ship managers. | ||
| Institute of International Container Lessors The trade association for the international container and chassis leasing industry; active in technical, tax, regulatory , EDI, legal, environmental and governmental fields. | ||
| Shipbuilders and Shiprepairers Association Represents shipbuilders, research and development and others in the maritime industry. | ||
| National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America (NCBFAA) Represents more than 700 member companies—the nation's leading freight forwarders, customs brokers, NVOCCs and air cargo agents. | ||
| Norwegian Shipowners' Association Employers' organization for oceangoing shipping and companies involved in floating and movable offshore activities. | ||
| Australian Maritime Safety Authority Agency seeks to find effective maritime safety, search and rescue and marine environment protection services in Australia. | ||
| Shipbuilders Council of America Provides a listing of member companies and member shipyards. Represents more than 35,000 shipyard workers in 20 states. | ||
| Connecticut Maritime Association (CMA) A non-profit organization created as a self-help group of shipping people, and remains a conduit for the exchange of information and a source of camaraderie and fellowship for the shipping community. | ||
| National Unaffilliated Shipper's Association (NUSA) A vehicle though which unrelated shippers have united for the purpose of collectively leveraging their freight in negotiations with ocean carriers. | ||
| Association of Ship Brokers and Agents A membership trade association bringing together companies and individual ship brokers and ship agents conducting business in the US and Canada. | ||
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