Green Marine Europe label: applications are open
The Green Marine Europe label was created in 2020 as the result of a partnership between Surfrider Europe and the Green Marine, and is a real guarantee of ecological performance for shipowners committed to a proactive environmental policy. The first six laureates were awarded the label last October, and applications for the label can once again be filed until March 31. The opportunity to apply for the label is open to any shipowner keen to reduce the impact of maritime transport on the ocean.
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