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December 6, 2011 · about 14 years ago

China: Winland Ocean Shipping, Viterra Sign USD 2.2 Million Shipping Contract

Winland Ocean Shipping Corp., a global shipping company, today announced Fon Tai Shipping Co., Limited, a subsidiary of the Company, and Viterra Asia Pte Ltd. Singapore have entered a USD 2.2 million shipping contract to transport 53,300 MT yellow peas from Canada to India. M/V Fon Tai will carry th

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Winland Ocean Shipping Corp., a global shipping company, today announced Fon Tai Shipping Co., Limited, a subsidiary of the Company, and Viterra Asia Pte Ltd. Singapore have entered a USD 2.2 million shipping contract to transport 53,300 MT yellow peas from Canada to India.

M/V Fon Tai will carry the contracted cargo. Fon Tai will leave Rizhao, China, load the cargo in Vancouver, Canada, call port at Singapore for bunkering and then discharge the shipment in the ports of Vizag and Kolkata in India.

“We are very pleased to provide our high quality transportation services to Viterra,” Ms. Xue Ying, CEO , said, “We deeply understand our customers’ demand on fast, safe and stable shipping services, therefore, we continue to optimize the fleet structure, improve the service procedure and upgrade the business management system. We will continuously advance our service quality to meet our customers’ changing and various transportation needs.”

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World Maritime News Staff, December 6, 2011

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