Posted on 4th October 2016
Featuring: FREJA Transport & Logistics A/S
FREJA Transport & Logistics have offices in Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden and China. In September, they finished the local transport of the components of a Flowrider unit.
In total, over 3000cbm of cargo was transported with some sections with widths of close to 10m.
The project ran smoothly and the cargo is now sailing from Scandinavia towards the Bahamas on MV. Floragracht. Please click below for photographs of the operations.
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