Aug 21 | 2019
Discharge at Emden
The Chinese-Polish Joint Stock Shipping, or Chipolbrok, has announced the maiden call of its breakbulk vessel Paderewski at Emden in the northwest of Germany.
The vessel loaded 38 pieces of wind power equipment from a local producer, weighing 538 tonnes. The cargo was destined for Masan in Korea.
“Calls at Mumbai, Singapore, Kaohsiung and Shanghai are in the schedule until vessel is estimated to arrive at disport Masan end of September. Next ports will be then Yantai and Dalian,” a spokesperson for Chipolbrok said.
Established in 1951 in Tianjin and Gdynia, Chipolbrok is the oldest Chinese deep-sea ship-owner and the first enterprise with foreign capital in the country.
Photo: Paderewski. Credit: Chipolbrok
The vessel loaded 38 pieces of wind power equipment from a local producer, weighing 538 tonnes. The cargo was destined for Masan in Korea.
“Calls at Mumbai, Singapore, Kaohsiung and Shanghai are in the schedule until vessel is estimated to arrive at disport Masan end of September. Next ports will be then Yantai and Dalian,” a spokesperson for Chipolbrok said.
Established in 1951 in Tianjin and Gdynia, Chipolbrok is the oldest Chinese deep-sea ship-owner and the first enterprise with foreign capital in the country.
Photo: Paderewski. Credit: Chipolbrok
