Topic: Breakbulk

Modern sailing cargo ship SC Connector expected in Rotterdam

The SC Connector will arrive at Matrans Rotterdam Terminal in the Eemhaven on Tuesday 12 January. The ship, owned by shipping company Sea-Cargo, was converted into a modern sailing ship last year. It sails in...Read more

11-01-2021|Comment|author: Mariska Buitendijk

Intermarine CEO: I am optimistic that we’ll see things improve next year

SAL Heavy Lift this week announced it has bought a majority stake in Intermarine. When asked by SAL CEO Martin Harren, Svend Andersen decided to return from his retirement to lead the company. ‘It will...Read more

09-10-2020|Comment|author: Mariska Buitendijk

Breakbulk liner company Intermarine becomes part of SAL Heavy Lift

Operating as an independent brand within the SAL Heavy Lift Group, Intermarine will tie its Americas breakbulk liner service to SAL’s global heavy lift trade. Svend Andersen, former CEO of BBC Chartering, will head Intermarine.Read more

05-10-2020|Comment|author: Mariska Buitendijk

BIMCO: Sharp rebound in shipping unlikely

At the Project Cargo Summit, taking place on 23 and 24 September, Peter Sand of BIMCO presented his outlook for project cargo, heavy lift and breakbulk shipping. He sees ‘an industry under pressure’. Yet, there...Read more

23-09-2020|Comment|author: Mariska Buitendijk

The World of Project Cargo in SWZ|Maritime

Transporting cargo by ship can be executed by a lot of shipowners from many countries. Still, when it comes to lifting, floating or rolling special, heavy or voluminous cargo for complex projects, Dutch shipowners are...Read more

20-08-2019|Comment|author: Mariska Buitendijk