Regulation

Danish ships once again at the forefront of safety

For the third year in row, Danish-flagging ships are number one when it comes to abiding safety, health, and certification, a yearly survey shows. 
The 28-year-old bulker "Gerd" was retained in 2020 at a Danish port, because it lacked sufficient food stock for its crew. This restriction came about due to control from the Danish Maritime Authority. | Photo: fotograf: Hans-peter Schröder
The 28-year-old bulker "Gerd" was retained in 2020 at a Danish port, because it lacked sufficient food stock for its crew. This restriction came about due to control from the Danish Maritime Authority. | Photo: fotograf: Hans-peter Schröder
by DAG HOLMSTAD

Ships that flag the colors of Dannebrog are at the top of the class when it comes to ship adherence to rules regarding safety, health, and certification. 

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