Posted on 20th June 2019
Featuring: Cuchi Shipping Co., Ltd.
Cuchi Shipping in Vietnam are pleased to share a recent project transporting a waste heat recovery unit.
The cargo consisted of a total of 32 pieces at 760cbm / 105tns and was transported from the factory in Thailand to the site in Vung Tàu, Vietnam. The scope of work handled by Cuchi Shipping included:
Export Customs Clearance Loading to Trucks Trucking to Laem Chabang Port in Thailand Chartering of Vessel Loading on the Vessel Discharge at Vung Tàu Port in Vietnam Trucking to the Site
See below for photos of the project.
http://www.cuchishipping.com.vn
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