HUSUM WIND 2017 PREVIEW
FEATURE SPONSOR
EXCEPTIONAL CARGO SOLUTIONS
As a continuous key focus sector for WWL ALS and with offices in Germany, UK, Holland, Belgium, Italy and Norway, WWL ALS marine & ports department will be attending Husum Wind 2017 and look forward to meeting with new and current clients and suppliers.
For almost 40 years WWL ALS’ knowledgeable and experienced in-house teams pride themselves in providing clients with one local point of contact, specialising in unique solutions for oversized, abnormal, exceptional and difficult cargo shipments in a range of industries by road, rail and sea both nationally and internationally.
Their dedicated in-house teams understand clients’ needs by providing a service that reflects the professional standards demanded in the business world today.
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SHIPPING SOLUTIONS Specialist in-house project teams provide ships and port agency services offering global, break bulk, part charter, heavy lift vessel, ro-ro and containerised solutions. The teams work with clients from the initial proposal stage through to the contract stage, providing outline feasibility assessments and budget costs when bidding for new business.
EXTENSIVE DATABASE A dedicated chartering team is fully supported by an extensive
database of ships’ positions worldwide, enabling rapid solutions in sourcing the most suitable vessel for the cargo at the time and place to suit the clients’ requirements. The company is able to provide additional worldwide services for full or part load shipments.
ASSURANCE
Clients can be assured that WWL ALS can handle the entire vessel operation providing clients with a debrief after the shipment has arrived. As heavy machinery and equipment becomes more and more sophisticated the
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