Arriving first week of November.
The bulk carrier 'Effy N' will arrive the ports of Lyttelton and Napier, New Zealand in first week of November 2009 with phosphates from occupied Western Sahara.
The Hong Kong flagged ship has a DWT of 55.000 tonnes, and IMO number 9509516.
The transport seems to have been done by Pacbasin:
Protesters set up roadblock to stop conflict minerals in New Zealand
The pressure is mounting on the New Zealand importers of phosphate rock from occupied Western Sahara. Today protesters in Christchurch erected roadblocks to stop trucks from transporting the conflict minerals into the local Ravensdown fertiliser factory.
Kiwi importers ignore government advice on Western Sahara
While other companies internationally have managed to find alternative sources of phosphate - and in spite of a request of the New Zealand government that they do the same - the Kiwi fertilizer industry seems unwilling to drop its imports from occupied Western Sahara.
Flotilla targets phosphate plunder ship
A Japanese-Canadian vessel that transported conflict phosphate from occupied Western Sahara was yesterday received by a floating protest in New Zealand.
Kiwi port workers threaten not to discharge Western Sahara cargo
This morning, the New Zealand Rail and Maritime Transport Union issued a statement saying that they will "consider our options around refusing to berth the ship" if phosphate importer Ravensdown does not allow port workers to register their protest with the captain of the ship.