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Vol. 17 No. 10 | Friday
February 16, 2018 |
Container Ships Last Call |
With a fleet of 215 modern container ships, Hapag-Lloyd is recycling its older, retired fleet, including this veteran of the seas, the “Heidelberg Express,” which was handled in an eco-friendly manner at a specialized shipyard in Alia?a, a town on the Aegean Coast of Turkey. Vessels that are moved from front line service at Hapag are carefully dismantled in line with environmental regulations in certified shipyards in Turkey and China. The recycling of these ships is part of the restructuring of our fleet,” says Anthony Firmin, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Hapag-Lloyd. Since our merger with UASC, we boast one of the youngest fleets in the industry on average of the restructuring of our fleet,” says Anthony Firmin, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Hapag-Lloyd. In September 2017, Hapag-Lloyd had already dismantled three older vessels from the former UASC fleet in an environmentally-friendly manner. Geoffrey |
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