Jun 26 | 2019
Delivery from Turkey to Argentina
Breakbulk carriers Actanis and C.H. Robinson have transported a large horizontal cryogenic steel tank from Turkey to Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The cargo was collected from the client’s factory and moved via the Port of Gemlik. The tank measured 19 meters long, and 5 meters wide and high.
“Actanis Project Cargo handled the land transportation from the factory in Maltepe to the Port of Gemlik and arranged the ocean transport on behalf of C.H. Robinson who oversaw the loading onto the ocean vessel and trucking to site on arrival at Buenos Aires,” a spokesperson for Actanis said.
Both Actanis and C.H. Robinson are members of the Project Cargo Network, which connects breakbulk and heavy-lift forwarders in more than 100 countries.
Photo: Cryogenic steel tank. Credit: ABL
The cargo was collected from the client’s factory and moved via the Port of Gemlik. The tank measured 19 meters long, and 5 meters wide and high.
“Actanis Project Cargo handled the land transportation from the factory in Maltepe to the Port of Gemlik and arranged the ocean transport on behalf of C.H. Robinson who oversaw the loading onto the ocean vessel and trucking to site on arrival at Buenos Aires,” a spokesperson for Actanis said.
Both Actanis and C.H. Robinson are members of the Project Cargo Network, which connects breakbulk and heavy-lift forwarders in more than 100 countries.
Photo: Cryogenic steel tank. Credit: ABL
