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Advertising in International Bulk Journal means direct access to the bulk cargo handling and shipping industry’s leaders and decision makers.
IBJ’s editor and network of experienced bulk industry journalists, along with its high level of business contacts keep maritime bulk industry executives informed on their markets. Dry bulk shipping, commodities, ports, logistics and handling equipment news are all reviewed in every issue of IBJ.
As the leading magazine for the maritime dry bulk industry IBJ includes regular Grain, Coal, Iron and Steel outlooks. The Bulker fleet is also tracked through the publication of ship building data.
A special editorial features programme covering commodities, technical and regional issues provides expert analysis and comment for IBJ's influential readership.
Established in 1981, IBJ reaches leading executives worldwide. IBJ's database has been maintained and improved so that over 3,750 copies of every issue are distributed to subscribers, leading dry cargo supply chain decision makers and visitors to major bulk industry events.
The IBJ Awards, established in 2009, is powered by International Bulk Journal. This Salute to Excellence in the Maritime Bulk Industry is now established as the bulk’s "Night of the Year."
From Producers / Exporters
Iron Ore, Coal and Coke, Grains, Bauxite and Alumina, Fertiliser Raws - Phosphate, Potash, Sulphur, Urea. Fertiliser Compounds - TSP, MAP, DAP. Quarry Products - Gypsum, Granite, Limestone. Metal Concentrates, Industrial Minerals, Food Products, Industrial Chemicals and Forest Products. Industrial By-Products - Petcokes, FGD Gypsum and Fly Ash.
Through Transportation
Export Ports and Terminals, Seaborne Transportation, Shipowners, Operators, Managers, Agents, Charterers, Brokers and Financial Institutions, Import Ports and Terminals, Inland Transportation.
To Consumer Industries
Iron and Steel, Power Utilities, Foods and Construction, Light Metals and Alloys, Pulp and Paper, Paints and Pigments, Glass and Ceramics, Plastics and Polymers, Chemicals.