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Moving ‘BUF’

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Friday, July 27, 2012
Project carriers seek to build bigger, stronger ships for the largest cargoes.    By Chris Dupin       The project cargo business has been one of the more stable sectors of the shipping industry in recent years and continues to have a fairly bright outlook.    Project cargo can range from the movement of an entire factory to a large piece of equipment for an offshore oil field. It usually involves the movement of cargo not easily placed in conventional containers eit...
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