June 30 - Sparber Group has coordinated the delivery of a 3,000 cu m consignment of heat exchangers from Spain's Bilbao Port to Ashdod in Israel.
The consignment included 22 units of air and heat exchangers, weighing in between 60 and 159 tonnes each, destined for a plant in Israel.
Originating at the client's berth in Bilbao port, the cargoes were transported 100 m to the quay, before being loaded on board the multipurpose vessel Abis Bremen for shipment to Ashdod.
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Silk Way Group will develop a new airport and cargo village in the Alat Free Economic Zone, Azerbaijan.
