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SE Three Oceans Line SE Three Oceans Line connects North Europe with the Pacific Islands and Australia through the Panama Canal and returns to Europe via South Africa. The main European ports of call are Antwerp and Dunkirk, while Hamburg will be added to the schedules on inducement. In the Pacific, Papeete (Tahiti) and Noumea (New Caledonia) will be the main ports of call, served by every sailing. After discharging in the Pacific, the vessels continue their Round the World trip to the main ports of the Australian Eastern Seaboard, including Adelaide, Melbourne and/or Port Kembla. Ports in New Zealand and other Australian ports (Bridaben, Newcastle) will be considered.
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Shipping operates a fleet of 6 modern multipurpose geared tween deck vessels
with container capacity (including reefer points). With own gear of up to 150 ton capacity and
flush tween decks, these vessels are well equipped for the carriage of heavy
lifts as well as a variety of generals cargoes.
With the delivery next year, of 4 additional vessels, each able to lift
up to 450 tons by their own gear, SE Three Oceans Line will have all the tools
in house to fully serve this existing market and is able to offer the required
and necessary capacity for all large building and development projects
underway. Target cargoes and commodities are Steel Products and Break Bulk, including Project Cargoes and Heavy Lifts, Rolling stock and Containers. Initially SE Three Oceans Line’s main focus however is the steel market between Europe and the French overseas territories in the Pacific. Apart from these steel products (which represent an important part of the Pacific Trade), all other general cargoes, building materials and products for the food-industry, will be welcomed and will be received, handled, shipped and delivered to the consignees in a professional way to the satisfaction of our clientele. In addition, to these “regular” cargo flow, SE Three Oceans Line will offer adequate and adapted tonnage for all the existing and upcoming Projects and major developments in these areas as well as in the surrounding islands of the Pacific Rim with direct sailings and this in conformity with the project industry’s requirements of the day. The last – but not least – target is the Australian market. Knowing that here too important opportunities are available, SE Three Oceans Line is in a good position to offer their customers direct and regular monthly sailings with fast vessels, thus guaranteeing a short and reliable transit time.
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