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What IMPA Blog does.

IMPA Blog, based in London, focuses on procurement and sustainability in the maritime industry. The company offers education, best practices, and guidance on crew welfare, marine safety, and digitalization, including AI applications. They cover topics such as plastic reduction, maritime events, health at sea, and maritime PPE. IMPA Blog also provides exclusive content and insights into procurement trends and challenges, featuring interviews with industry experts like Joanne McCulloch from V.Group and Rick Ackermann from BW LPG. The blog covers a wide range of topics related to the shipping sector, including marine stores, pilot ladders, and maritime lubricants.

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