Loading Rubber in boxes to USA port(s)
MV CIARA ENTERPRISE – 34,428 dwat, 2017 Japan built, loading rubber in boxes from Palembang, Jakarta to USA port(s).
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Loading bagged cargo to Madagascar
MV AEC Diligence 32,189 dwat, Saiki 2002 built, loading bagged rice & bagged flour from Port Kandla, India to Madagascar.
AEC Steel Service continues
MV Aromo 38,026 dwat, 2020 Japanese Imabari built, performed a coastal trip with steel slabs from Brazil to Argentina. Discharging at the River Plate, Argentina.
AEC carry Soybean Meal from Argentina to Turkey
MV Venture Spirit 43,482 dwat, 2016 built, discharging cargo of Soybean Meal at Turkey.
Loading Carbon Anodes to UAE.
MV AEC Diligence, 32189 mt dwat, 2002 built, box shape holds design, loading carbon anodes from Qingdao to UAE.
Bagged Cement from Turkey to South America
AEC period vessel, MV Asahi Bulker, 33179 mt dwat, 2012 built, loading about 32000 mt of cement in jumbo bags from Turkey to Uruguay. Cargo was loaded pre-slung, and nicely stowed along her 5 holds.
AEC’s Steel Pipes
AEC had MV AEC Diligence Box Hold/Open Hatch/Logger 32,258 MT DWAT, carrying special, coated steel pipes from India to Australia. These are special made pipes, which demands careful packaging and handling. Pre-loading survey of the special curved pipes boxed in with the pipes’ edges covered with plastic caps. Loading into Hold No. 1 Coated steel […]
AEC’s Steel Service
Steel products where loading in Paria Mole, Brazil for five discharging ports in three countries on the West Coast of South America. The 37,964 mt Dwat MV Nordorinoco built 2015. The very start of the loading proceedure. Different sizes of steels coils are loaded in three tiers.
BRAZILIAN COASTAL STEEL SLABS SHIPMENT
AEC’s Time-Chartered vessel MV Trammo Stranton. 38,629 mt Dwat built 2015 boxshaped with 30 mts cranes Steel slabs neatly loaded and stowed in Hold number 3 in Pecem, Brazil. Total intake about 33,000 mts of steel slabs. The shipment is for discharging at Santos, Brazil i.e. a short sea voyage. Had the cargo gone on […]