The Shipping Association of Barbados

15/06/2026

The Shipping Association of Barbados
offers Sincere Condolences to the family of Shelly-Ann Cox,
Chief Fisheries Officer.

We are deeply saddened by her passing and extend our heartfelt sympathies to her loved ones, colleagues, and the wider fisheries community. Mrs. Cox’s dedication, professionalism, and commitment to the development of Barbados’ fisheries sector made a meaningful impact on our nation. Her contributions and service will be remembered with gratitude and respect.

May She Rest in Peace 🕊️

12/06/2026

11/05/2026

Happy Mother's Day to all of the wonderful moms. We sincerely hope that you enjoyed your day.🩷👪💐

30/04/2026

Ever wonder just how busy Caribbean ports really are? 🤔

The answer: among the busiest in the entire Americas. 🌎🚢

From cargo ships stacked with everything we eat, wear, and use to cruise liners bringing millions of visitors each year to our shores, Caribbean ports do it all. They're the engine rooms of both trade AND tourism. ⚓🏝️

So next time you're watching a ship glide into port, know that you're looking at a major hub of regional and global movement.

DID YOU KNOW? 👇

Be honest , comment "I knew" or "News to me" below. Let's see who's been paying attention to Caribbean maritime power! 💬

Check us out for more facts and stories 🔗
📍 www.shippingassociationofbarbados.com
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30/04/2026

Standing in the heart of Bridgetown, the statue of Errol Walton Barrow looks out toward the very waters that have shaped Caribbean life for centuries. 🌊🇧🇧

He fought for independence, but independence meant little without connection — and that connection has always come by sea. From cargo ships carrying food and fuel, to cruise liners bringing visitors, to tankers transiting the Panama Canal — Caribbean maritime keeps our islands alive. 🚢

Every time a vessel enters port at Bridgetown or across the region, it carries more than goods. It carries possibility, partnership, and progress. That's the maritime story of the Caribbean. And it deserves as much recognition as any statue in any square.

So next time you pass this landmark, remember: our past, present, and future are tied to the sea. Let's sail forward together.

What does Caribbean maritime mean to you? Drop an anchor in the comments. ⚓

More insights 🔗
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30/04/2026

Proud. Local. Essential. 🇧🇧🚢

The Shipping Association of Barbados representing the heartbeat of our island's maritime industry.

From the port to the people, we're committed to keeping Barbados connected to the world. Whether it's cargo, logistics, trade, or supporting those who work behind the scenes, we move Barbados forward. Every. Single. Day. 💪

This is our flag. This is our sea. This is our promise.

Be part of the journey. 🔗
📍 www.shippingassociationofbarbados.com
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30/04/2026

The Caribbean isn't just beautiful beaches and sunshine, it's a powerhouse of global trade. 🌎🚢

Today, our region remains absolutely vital for international shipping routes, especially when it comes to oil and goods passing through the Panama Canal. That means what happens in Caribbean waters affects supply chains around the world.

DID YOU KNOW? 👇

We bet a lot of people don't realize just how strategic our position is. So tell us truthfully:

Comment "I knew" or "I had no idea" below! ⬇️

Let's see who's been paying attention to Caribbean maritime power 💪

Check us out for more insights 🔗
📍 www.shippingassociationofbarbados.com
📲 .sab