International Maritime Organization notices
The International Maritime Organization is the United Nations agency for shipping. Its What's New page covers technical cooperation, meetings and campaigns. The binding circulars themselves sit in IMODOCS behind a login, and flag administrations usually pass the important ones on to their ships.
International Maritime Organization publishes its notices on imo.org. SuperRonin reads that list at least once a day and keeps this index: 22 documents going back to 2026, 22 of them from 2026.
The latest is “Philippines strengthen capacity to manage biofouling to protect marine biodiversity”, dated 9 Nov 2026.
Numbers, dates and titles are copied from the issuer's list as they stand there. Each title opens the original document, and the original is the one that counts.
IMO · 22 documents · list checked 10 Nov 2026, 01:20 UTC · official list: IMO What's New · RSS · JSON Feed
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Questions
Where does International Maritime Organization publish its notices?
On its own website, imo.org. SuperRonin checks that list at least once a day and links every document on this page to the original file there.
What is the latest IMO notice?
“Philippines strengthen capacity to manage biofouling to protect marine biodiversity”, dated 9 Nov 2026, as of 10 Nov 2026.
How many notices has IMO published in 2026?
22 on its list so far, as of 10 Nov 2026.
How do I get new IMO notices by e-mail?
Sign in to SuperRonin and tick IMO on the Circulars page. A notice that names one of your vessels by IMO number reaches you even without the tick.
Is this the official IMO list?
No. The official list is on imo.org. This page copies the number, date and title of each document and links the original; if the two ever differ, the original counts.