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Transmar Corporation, a carrier focused on the Middle East and Africa, joins INTTRA's network

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Parsippany, N.J., and New Cairo, Egypt, October 23, 2017- INTTRA, the ocean container shipping industry’s largest neutral network, and Transmar Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of IACC Holdings and a leading carrier, today announced a new relationship for electronic booking and shipping instructions processing in the ...

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