Posted on 23rd March 2020
Featuring: BATI SHIPPING & TRADING SA
The latest project from BATI Group has involved flat-racks from Turkey to Oman.
The flat-racks were loaded in Istanbul and delivered to the port of Ambarlı where they were secured and covered. They were then shipped from Ambarlı to Duqm, Oman.
Please contact pricing@batigroup.com.tr for more information and for rates out of Turkey.
http://www.batigroup.com.tr
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