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Home›Shipbuilding›Norway: Multi Maritime to Develop New Vessels for Artic Shipping
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August 22, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Norway: Multi Maritime to Develop New Vessels for Artic Shipping

Multi Maritime has previously designed two fish feed vessels for Artic Shipping. The new vessels will represent the next generation of fish feed vessels as they contain several new features to increase efficiency and quality. The vessels will be able to carry general bulk cargoes, which enables them

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Multi Maritime has previously designed two fish feed vessels for Artic Shipping.

The new vessels will represent the next generation of fish feed vessels as they contain several new features to increase efficiency and quality. The vessels will be able to carry general bulk cargoes, which enables them to supply raw materials to the fish feed factories in addition to transport fish feed from the factories to the fish farms. The vessels will operate on a long term charter for Ewos, which is a leading producer of fish feed.

The vessels will be approx. 70 m long and have a deadweight of 3000 ton.

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Source: multi-maritime, August 22, 2012; Image: Multi Maritime AS

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