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Fremantle to Darwin Shipping Link Restored (24 Mar 2010)
Important New Import Regulation - Indonesia 1st September 2009
Major Economies Rebounding (28 August 2009)
New Appointment - Atlanta (17 Feb 2010)
New container detention policy from Swire Shipping (New Zealand cargoes) 10 September 2009
New Freightplus appointment in Thailand (15 October 2009)
New Freightplus office in Bremen (1 May 2009)
New rules for ALL sea cargo going to or via the USA (29 Dec 2009)
Pre-purchase Machinery Assessments from only USD 450.00 (1 June 2009)
Regular AQIS Updates On-line (10 July 2009)
Rio Tinto set to increase Ivanhoe holding (14 October 2009)
Stronger AUD means more machinery being shipped to Australia (14 October 2009)
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Beluga, Lampke Form Joint Venture (18 Dec 2009).

Beluga Projects Agency to focus on project and heavy lift cargo

Germany-based liner agent Peter W. Lampke formed a joint venture with Beluga Chartering to be called the Beluga Projects Agency.

The partners will focus on project and heavy lift cargo shipments, particularly in the German market. Headquarters will be in Bremen.

As of Jan. 1, the partnership will offer flexible “semi-liner” services from Europe to West Africa, South Africa and Australia; to the Mediterranean Sea, India and the Persian Gulf; to the Mediterranean Sea, South East Asia and the Far East; and to the east coast of South America.