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Grand tour for EMS
June 10 - EMS Chartering's Fehn Capella has been on a grand tour of Europe loading and unloading project cargoes in Croatia, Italy, Algeria, Portugal, the Netherlands and Poland.
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RORO 2014 discusses sulphur
June 10 - The topic of sulphur emissions regulations in the shipping industry will be widely covered through a number of conference sessions at the RORO 2014 exhibition being held from June 24-26 in London.
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GeoSea lays foundations
June 9 - GeoSea has completed the installation of the foundations for DONG Energy's Westermost Rough (UK) offshore wind farm project.
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150-tonner for Damani
June 9 - Damani Shipping has handled the shipment of a 150-tonne transformer from India's port of Mumbai to Port Callao in Peru.
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Allison gets 13 in one
June 9 - Allison Shipping International has transported 13 helicopters from Mesa in Arizona to Erbil, Iraq onboard a B747 for the Kurdistan Regional Government.
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Deep sea ro-ro trades: An overview
June 6 - At the forthcoming RORO 2014 event in London, which takes place alongside TOC CSC Europe from June 24 to 26, an overview of worldwide deep sea ro-ro trades will be presented, .
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M.A.Z. busy in Pakistan's ports
June 6 - M.A.Z. Shipping and Consolidation Services has handled the lifting and transportation of four transformers and 30 windmill blades in Pakistan.
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Potential stevedores strike in Brazil
June 6 - Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS) Brazil is advising of a potential national stevedores strike planned to begin on June 10, 2014.
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Hill Dickinson ups Asian game
June 6 - Hill Dickinson has strengthened its presence in the Asian shipping market by announcing a series of new appointments to its Hong Kong and Singapore offices.
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ARRC adds Antonio
June 6 - As Atlantic Ro-Ro Carriers (ARRC) celebrates its 20th anniversary in the Russian-USA trade, the shipping line has confirmed that it is proceeding with the introduction of additional upgraded vessels to its service.
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The Friday Flyer - June 6th 2014
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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PSP gets all arty
June 5 - PSP is well known as a logistics partner with the ability to transport luxury yachts and motorboats around the world, but recently parked its sea boots and got all arty in central London.
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BigLift heads to Hay Point
June 4 - BigLift's Happy Buccaneer has transported a 1,220-tonne shiploader from Mokpo, South Korea to be installed on the new HPX3 coal loading berth at Hay Point in Australia.
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Abis puts cages down
June 4 - Abis Shipping's Abis Duisburg has positioned 66 anode cages in the Baltic 2 windfarm, in close cooperation with Geosea and Zwagerman.
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Mind your T & Cs says specialist insurer
June 3 - ITIC, the specialist provider of professional indemnity insurance, has emphasised the need for marine surveyors and other shipping and transport intermediaries to include their terms and conditions in all their business dealings in order to prote
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Alexander gets tube project underway
June 3 - Alexander Global Logistics has completed the first breakbulk shipments for its 38,000 freight tonne tube mill project in Shreveport, Louisiana.
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Hull Blyth subsidiaries reshuffle management
June 2 - Two of Hull Blyth SA's subsidiary companies, Mainport Africa Shipping and Kestrel Maritime, have made some top-level management changes.
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Alexander reels in the work
May 30 - Alexander Global Logistics has handled the transport of 18 cable reels from the UK to the Mongolian capital Ulan Bator, via the Chinese port of Tianjin.
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Aaras handles vessel trio
May 30 - Aaras Projects and Logistics, through its affiliate Aaras Shipping Agency, has handled three breakbulk/project cargo vessels at the Karachi Port.
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The Friday Flyer - May 30th 2014
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.