EMS wins US Navy contract

2020-10-08T10:54:00+01:00

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EMS Shipping & Trading, part of Germany’s EMS-Fehn-Group, has been selected as a global husbandry service provider for the US Naval Forces Europe-Africa.

As one of the exclusive contractors, EMS Shipping & Trading will service US Navy vessels when they are visiting commercial and military ports in Europe.

According to the US Navy, commercial husbandry service providers (HSP) deliver logistics requirements such as force protection, tugs, waste removal, and provide electricity, phone lines and transportation to a visiting ship and its crew.

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