Posted on 12th July 2016
Featuring: Cuchi Shipping Co., Ltd.
Cuchi Shipping's facilities include a bonded & CFS warehouse, prime movers, hydraulic trailers, low-bed trailers, barges, tug-boats, tractors, trailers, trucks and vans.
The company have recently handled another sea-barge shipment from Saigon Port in Vietnam to Teluk Ramunia in Johor, Malaysia.
The cargo consisted of 635.8mt / 4,580cbm of various equipment and structures.
The shipment was completed in June and photographs of the cargo are shown in the gallery below.
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