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November 3, 2009 · about 17 years ago

2,000 ships to the breakers next year

Up to 2,000 vessels could be setting out on their final voyages next year, Henning Gramman, head of ship recycling at Germanisher Lloyd’s, told a conference in London recently, according to Lloyd’s List. According to Gramman, about 1,200 vessels could be scrapped this year.

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Up to 2,000 vessels could be setting out on their final voyages next year, Henning Gramman, head of ship recycling at Germanisher Lloyd’s, told a conference in London recently, according to Lloyd’s List. According to Gramman, about 1,200 vessels could be scrapped this year.

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