International shipping lines
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ZIM | |
Yang Ming | |
Wan Hai Lines | |
United Arab Shipping | |
U.S. LINES | |
Triton Container | |
Trans Asia | |
Textainer | |
Jar | |
TAL International | |
T.S. Lines | |
STX Pan Ocean | |
Star Shipping | |
Sinokor Merchant Marine | |
Senator Lines | |
Seacastle | |
Seaboard Marine | |
Sea Star Line | |
Safmarine | |
Royal Arctic | |
RCL | |
Pollux & Castor | |
PIL | |
Pacific Direct Line | |
OTAL | |
OOCL | |
NYK Line | |
NSCSA | |
Nordana | |
Norasia | |
Namsung | |
MSC | Mediterranean ShippingCompany (" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" >MSC) is a private shipping company based in Geneva (Switzerland), the second in the world after A.P. Moller-Maersk- by container ship capacity: operates more than 506 vessels, accommodating a total of 3.14 million 20-foot equivalents The company was founded in 1970 in Naples or In Brussels, the Italian sailor Captain Gianluigi Aponte hails from the Sorrento peninsula in Italy, which is considered a region of true seafarers. The company was engaged in tram transportation with only one second-hand vessel. The ship was called" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" >MSCRafaella. Later, the business was moved due to a more favorable tax system for doing business. In October 2014, Gianluigi's son, Diego Aponte, who at that time held the position of vice president, took over the company, becoming its president and CEO. A distinctive feature of the company is the corporate family culture and values that remain unchanged throughout the history of the company's development, from an ordinary ship operator to one of the leading shipping companies in the world. From the first day of operation, the company followed the philosophy of "We move together with the client", and it was this approach to business that ensured its development and prosperity over the next forty years. As the MSC fleet grew, so did the number of the company's personnel. Many employees use their previously accumulated experience and professional knowledge when working in the ranks of the MSC vessels, are already in the position of a manager or director. This is an example of the manifestation of true devotion, so rare in the field of logistics. |
MOL | |
Mediterranean Shipping | |
Matson | |
Marfret | |
MAG shipping | |
Maersk | |
Messina Line | |
Libra | |
Kuehne + Nagel | |
Korea Marine Transport | |
Kambara Kisen | |
K-line | |
Italia Marittima | |
IRISL | |
Hyundai | |
Horizon Lines | |
Heung-A Shipping | |
Hapag-Lloyd Container | |
Hanjin Shipping | |
Hamburg Sud | |
Grimaldi | |
Gold Star Line | |
Gold Container | |
GESeaCo | |
Focus Trucking | |
Florens container services | |
FESCO | Transport GroupFESCO- the largest Russian intermodal transport operator, which combines the capabilities of sea, rail, road transport and stevedoring services at its own terminals in the largest ports of Russia. The base company of the group is JSC "Far Eastern Shipping Company". Owns its own fleet, railway, port and terminal complexes on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. The headquarters of the group is located in Moscow. The Group owns its own fleet with a deadweight of more than 1 million tons, while the container capacity is 32,843TEU, and manages a diversified fleet of its own railway rolling stock numbering over 17 thousand units. Own container fleet is over 50 thousand TEU. The total capacity of port transshipment facilities exceeds 1.6 million TEU. April 25, 1880 is considered the date of the founding of the shipping company. The Moscow Volunteer Fleet steamer arrived from Odessa to Vladivostok, which marked the beginning of regular Russian merchant shipping between the ports of European Russia and the Far East. Vasily Esipov, an agent of the Voluntary Fleet Society who arrived on the ship, created a local agency, which later turned into the Far Eastern Shipping Company. It was transformed into a joint-stock company in 1992. |
Evergreen | |
Emirates Shipping Line | |
DP World Nhava Sheva | |
Dong Fang | |
DHL | |
Delmas | |
FROM | |
CSAV | |
COSCO Container Lines | |
CNC Line | |
CMA CGM | |
China shipping | |
CCNI | |
Casablanca port | |
Canadian Pacific Railway | |
Canadian National Railway | |
CAI | |
C& LINE | |
Bridgehead | |
Balaji Shipping | |
APL | |
EVENTS | |
Alianca | |
ACL | |