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Some terminal operators at China's Qingdao Port, which handles around one-sixth of the country's crude intake, will impose new restrictions on old tankers — a move widely seen as targeting vessels that carry sanctioned oil from Iran and other sensitive suppliers....

Chinese Oil Import Port Targets Shadow Fleet Tankers By Charles Kennedy of OilPrice.com Several terminal operators in China's Shandong province plan to ban entry to old vessels and such with fake or suspicious certificates in a move that appeared to be aimed at the shadow fleet, Reuters reported on Friday, quoting a notice from the operators it has reviewed. The terminal operators Qingdao Haiye Oil Terminal Co, Qingdao Shihua Crude Oil Terminal Co, Qingdao Gangxin Oil Products Co, and Qingdao Lixing Logistics Co, last week issued an official notice for the Huangdao Port. The communication, seen by Reuters, will ban – effective November 1 – tankers operating for 31 years or more and vessels using fake International Maritime Organization (IMO) identification numbers from docking at the terminals of the Huangdao Port, which is part of the greater Qingdao port area. Qingdao is the key entry point of Iranian oil into China, which continues to be the main customer of Iran, purchasing more than ...

QINGDAO PORT (06198.HK) has rebounded approx. 24% since the end of April, driven by stable port throughput (partly due to front-loading for US-China trade) and a temporary easing of trade disputes, according to UBS' research report. However, the broker believed that, since the last earnings revision, QINGDAO PORT's funda......