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The Maritime Glossary. Letter B +++ Popular Articles: 'Berthing', 'Bowsprit', 'Boat'

Buyer

Deutsch: Käufer / Español: Comprador / Português: Comprador / Français: Acheteur / Italiano: Acquirente

A buyer in the maritime context refers to an individual or entity that purchases goods, services, or vessels within the maritime industry. This can include the acquisition of ships, maritime equipment, or shipping services. The role of a buyer is crucial in the maritime sector, as it drives the demand for various maritime products and services, influencing market dynamics and economic activities.

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BV

English: BV
German: BV is a shortcut for --->'Bureau Veritas'.

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BWE

BWE is a shortcut for --->'Ballast Water Exchange'.

BWM

BWM is a shortcut for --->'Ballast Water Management Convention'.

Bycatch

Deutsch: Beifang / Español: Captura incidental / Português: Captura acessória / Français: Capture accessoire / Italiano: Pesca accessoria

Bycatch in the maritime context refers to the unintentional capture of non-target species during commercial or recreational fishing activities. These species can include Fish, marine mammals, seabirds, and other marine life that are caught while targeting specific fish species. Bycatch is a significant issue in global fisheries due to its impact on marine ecosystems, sustainability, and conservation efforts.

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