Posted on 13th May 2016
Featuring: Alpha Maritime Services Srl
Alpha Maritime Services are proud to report the successful shipment of 25 over-dimensional cases on FR's from Genoa in Italy to Altamira in Mexico.
The cases held induction equipment for the heating of tulips and stems. The 25 cases had a total weight of 600tns with a total volume of 950cbm.
Please see the gallery below for pictures of the cargo.
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