Boatbreakers Featured in International Institute Marine Surveying ‘The Report’ Magazine
IIMS Magazine Article
Boatbreakers have been featured in the December edition of ‘The Report’. The magazine is produced by the International Institute of Marine Surveying. To read the article click: Here.
We write blog articles that talk about the issues we face in the boat disposal industry. The team at the IIMS approached us to see if they could feature an article in the magazine. We are always happy to be featured in any marine publication.
To read the article follow this link to the IIMS site: ‘The Report’ December 2019. There you can download a PDF version of the magazine.
In addition to the IIMS magazine, we have also featured in Yachting Monthly & Waterways World. The Boatbreakers team are constantly trying to highlight the growing issue of old boats. Eventually, it will be an issue that will affect everyone. Taxpayers across the world will end up having their contributions spent on clearing the waste.
If all this talk about end of life boats sounds close to home and you have a boat you think needs scrapping… Just use our Scrap Calculator for your Free no-obligation quote.
Date Published: December 3, 2019
Last Modified: June 28, 2022
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