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ACL reveals names of new ships
October 29 - The names of Atlantic Container Line's (ACL) new G4 vessels, which are currently under construction, have been revealed.
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The Friday Flyer - May 9th 2014
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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Grimaldi ups ro-ro frequency
May 8 - Grimaldi Group has added two vessels to its Savona-Valencia ro-ro service and now offers daily departures from each of the gateways.
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First steel cut for ACL
September 12 - The official steel cutting ceremony has taken place in Shanghai for Atlantic Container Line's five G4 container / ro-ro carriers (CONRO), marking the beginning of actual construction.
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Finnlines adds connections
September 2 - Earlier this year Finnlines announced its intention to launch several new routes for its Baltic and North Sea operations.
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Grimaldi moves tanker to Africa
June 11 - Italy headquartered shipping line, the Grimaldi Group, has transported harbour tanker 'Eva West' from Esbjerg, Denmark to Accra, Ghana, via Antwerp, on the deck of its con/ro vessel Grande Mediterraneo.
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MacGregor wins access equipment contract
March 11 - Cargotec Corporation has received an order for MacGregor cargo access equipment for five new con-ro vessels.
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MacGregor secures equipment order
March 7 - Helsinki headquartered Cargotec Corporation has received an order for MacGregor ro-ro access equipment for five con-ro vessels in South Korea.
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Famous five for ACL
August 13 - After months of speculation, Atlantic Container Line (ACL) has confirmed plans to build five combination ro-ro / container carriers (Conro).
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ACL's starts weekly ro-ro service to Russia and Finland
February 8 - Atlantic Container Line is set to start a new, weekly ro-ro service from the USA and Canada to Russia and Finland and says it will be the fastest and most frequent service available in the market.
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Grimaldi newbuild reinforces Hamburg-West Africa connections
September 28 - Earlier this week, the port of Hamburg saw the first sailing of Grimaldi's newbuilding, Grande Sierra Leone, from the Unikai terminal on the line's West Africa service.
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Terra firma provides business for Plate Logistics
June 2 - Buenos Aires-based project forwarder Plate Logistics has undertaken a number of contracts that highlight the importance of underground exploration to the project cargo sector.
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Savannah's Ocean Terminal added to West African rotation
June 8 - The Port of Savannah's Ocean Terminal has been added to the ACL/Grimaldi West African Service and is expected to make its first call in early July 2010.
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Port of Hamburg takes heavy lift message to South America
April 20 - The German port of Hamburg took the message that heavy lift and project cargo activity is important to it to the Intermodal South America show in S
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ACL plans new multi-purpose ships
February 12 - The Grimaldi Group's roll-on/roll-off carrier, Atlantic Container Line, says it does have long-term plans to order five new multi-purpose ships, but is yet to begin discussions with yards.
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Grimaldi renews maintenance with Cargotec
January 25 - Cargotec has secured two new MacGregor Onboard Care all inclusive contracts.
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Grimaldi boosts West African services
September 18 - Italian line Grimaldi has added a fifth ship for the carriage of wheeled cargo on its Southern Express service between northern Europe and West Africa. Grimaldi Lines ConRo ship Grande Benin made its inaugural call at Hamburg on its maiden
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Port of Hamburg sees XXL cargo movement
September 2 - The Port of Hamburg has seen a significant outsize shipment that called for special handling techniques.
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Multipurpose ro-ro vessel delivered to Grimaldi
September 1 - The multipurpose ro-ro vessel Grande Benin has been delivered to the Grimaldi Group (Naples).
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ACL adds link to Casablanca
August 18 - Atlantic Container Line has added a weekly ro-ro service between the USA, Canada and Casablanca, transhipping cargoes in Hamburg.