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Home›Shipbuilding›Japan: Clipper Receives New Handysize Type Vessel from Imabari Shipyard
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November 21, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Japan: Clipper Receives New Handysize Type Vessel from Imabari Shipyard

On 1st of November Clipper received the first of the new cutting-edge Bari-Star design – the 38,000 dwt Clipper Bari-Star. This vessel is the next generation handysize type and is very impressive. Clipper will take delivery of six of these units from Imabari shipyard. Clipper Projects is one of the

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On 1st of November Clipper received the first of the new cutting-edge Bari-Star design – the 38,000 dwt Clipper Bari-Star.

This vessel is the next generation handysize type and is very impressive. Clipper will take delivery of six of these units from Imabari shipyard.

Clipper Projects is one of the world’s leading carriers of project cargo with special expertise in logistic solutions and cargoes others consider impossible. Company provide much more than just a service that gets your cargo from A to B.

[mappress] World Maritime News Staff, November 21, 2011; Image: Clipper

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