MSC Takes Bold Action to Protect Whales and Their Habitats

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MSC Protect Whales Habitats

Marine life plays a crucial role in maintaining the health of our oceans, and whales, in particular, are vital to the marine ecosystem and global climate. Recognizing this, MSC has implemented industry-leading initiatives aimed at reducing the impact of shipping on whale populations.

As part of its ongoing commitment to sustainable maritime operations, MSC has rerouted 570 vessels to avoid key whale habitats, significantly lowering the risk of ship strikes in critical migration zones. Additionally, the company has introduced speed reduction measures to minimize underwater noise pollution—an essential step in protecting marine mammals that rely on echolocation for navigation and communication.

Beyond operational adjustments, MSC has also invested in ship design enhancements that improve fuel efficiency while reducing the overall acoustic footprint of its fleet. These initiatives reflect MSC’s broader mission to advance sustainable shipping practices while ensuring that economic growth and environmental protection go hand in hand.

With these proactive measures, MSC continues to lead the way in responsible shipping, setting a benchmark for the industry as it works towards a future where maritime trade and marine conservation can coexist.

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Ryan is the Digital Marketing and Content Creation Manager for Trade and Logistics Siam Ltd. He provides a creative flair to the team and his resourcefulness helps to bring an imaginative improvement to both literary archetypes and online content production. A writer by day and a rider by night, when he's not composing the latest logistics news update or creating compelling copy for our clients, Ryan spends his free time travelling Thailand by motorbike.