Austral Asia Line and Project Asia Service provides comprehensive shipping service in the Asia, Australia and Papua New Guinea region, specialising in breakbulk, container and project cargoes.

Swedish shipping company operating bulk and general cargo vessels up to 6000grt in size.

Owns and operates a modern ocean-going fleet of more than one hundred modern vessels, aggregating to more than 5.7 million deadweight tonnes.

Owns and operates cargo liners and tankers world wide.

The Shipping Company is engaged in worldwide tramp shipping in the dry cargo and tanker sectors.

The current fleet list comprises Bulkcarriers, Self-Unloaders, Open Hatch Vessels, Container- as well as Multipurpose Tweendeck/Container Vessels.

Regular liner services from Scandinavia, Northern Europe, Spain, Italy and Turkey to North Africa.

A subsidiary of International Shipholding Corp. ships cargo across the Atlantic via the cost-saving LASH mode of transport. Site describes LASH technology, FLI routes and cargo and gives company contact information.

Large South Korean shipping company operating cargo vessels of all types all over the world.

Operates in Istanbul and Izmir, in areas of the container liner agency, tramp and straits transit agency, chartering, air cargo, and freight forwarding in/from Turkey.

North Atlantic shipping company providing containerised shipping services between the ports of Richmond,Philadelphia,Antwerp, and Liverpool.

Danish shipping company which operates on a global basis with bulkers, reefers and tankers.

A full service company specializing in transportation of containerized and RoRo cargo between North America, Asia, Europe and the Mediterranean.

The fleet consists of: 39 product and chemical tankers, 24 ice class reefer vessels, 2 LPG carriers, 2 Ro-Ro/general cargo ships.

One of the biggest shipping companies around, their container ships and bulk carriers are seen in ports all over the world.

Containerised transport carriers spanning six continents. Details of vessels, services, routes and the history of the freight container.

Japanese shipping and logistics company operating 350 vessels world-wide; gastankers, general cargo and passenger vessels.

Provides services in more than 100 countries and operates one of the largest containership and Aframax tanker fleets worldwide.

Shipping line operating worldwide container services between Europe, Asia, Americas and Middleeast with fixed sailing schedule.

Liner operator with services for project cargo, ro/ro, break-bulk, yachts and container transport between the USA, Latin America, Caribbean, and the Mediterranean, Africa, Asia and Northern Europe.

Owners of a fleet of cruise ships, ferries, container ships, bulk carriers, coastal tankers, and offshore service vessels.

Offering full ocean transport services; containerized, Roll on Roll off, and special project cargo logistics direct from New York to key Caribbean Islands.

Concentrates on the bulk transport of both liquid and dry cargo, employing both its own and third party ships.

It is a family-owned international shipowning and shipmanagement company with offices in Hamburg, Germany and Limassol, Cyprus. It controls a fleet of 37 Tankers, Containervessels and Bulkcarriers.

In addition to being an established regional container shipping company, the Group has also built up its core competencies in owning and chartering tankers for the shipment of liquid and gas cargo in Asia.

Barge Shipping and Transport on the Columbia. The largest inland marine transportation company in the Pacific Northwest.

Various types of waterborne freight transportation; LASH, (Lighter Aboard Ship) carriage, Pure Care Carrier services, roll-on/roll-off, breakbulk and bulk carrier services, inland vessel and barge transportation.

Operating fleet currently comprises 46 vessels with a total tonnage of more than two million DWT.