Apart from running a regular wheat program from Argentina and Uruguay to Brazil, AEC also carry wheat loaded in northern France. MV Four Diamond, a 34,053 dwat Bulk Carrier, loads wheat at Rouen for account Messrs Lecureur, France destined for Casablanca, Morrocco. MV Irini F, a 42,264 dwat Bulk Carrier, also loads wheat at Rouen, […]
AEC has extensive internal knowhow and support concerning the supply of wheat to the Brazilian Wheat Mills. In the early 1990’s professionals, now working for AEC, penetrated the Argentina-Brazil wheat trade to become the first to represent a foreign carrier shipping bulk wheat cargoes from Argentina to Brazil. The volume shipped grew rapidly to become […]
On the 14th of December 2011, AEC commenced loading 29,356 mts bulk granulated Sulphur (fertilizer grade) in the port of Beaumont, Texas, USA. The cargo was loaded under contract for Messrs Vale Fertilizantes S.A., Brazil and is being discharge in Santos, Brazil. AEC goal is to become more active in the fertilizer trades but also […]
Agricultural & Energy Carriers (AEC) has concluded a long term charter for the sophisticated designed Box-Shaped Bulker Carrier MV Four Diamond and is sending her on the first AEC employment carrying a full cargo of bulk wheat from the U.S. Gulf. The vessel is the second in the world of this new innovative design. The […]
On the 19th of August 2011 Agricultural & Energy Carriers (AEC) agreed to provide their services for the carriage of 30,000 mts corn from Paranagua, Brazil to Puerto Cabello, Venezuela. The Charterers Agri Commodity Trade Inc, Weston, FL – U.S.A had a need to load a minimum/maximum cargo quantity with a narrow spread of days […]
Agricultural & Energy Carriers (AEC) became the first company to have carried agriculture products in bulk to the port of Huasco, Chile. Drawing on its considerable technical resources and professional experience, AEC designed a complex stowage plan to transport four different grades of grains: Soybean Meal Pellets (6,174.39 mts), Sorghum (10,139 mts), Maize (14,613 mts) […]