CEO Caesar Luikenaar: a few growing pains as WEC Lines eyes new horizons
Dutch shipowner WEC Lines is undergoing “open heart surgery” in its goal to combine shipping ...
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Rotterdam, 19 February 2024: WEC Lines is entering the refrigerated container market by adding the first batch of 50 brand new 45ft High-Cube Pallet-Wide refrigerated container (reefer) units to its extensive container fleet, solidifying its commitment towards providing comprehensive transport solutions to meet client demand.
The carrier says the demand for reefer containers has been rising steadily across various industries, including food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare, driven by the need for reliable and secure transport of temperature-sensitive goods. According ...
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Brian Pendleton
February 20, 2024 at 9:22 amI think peel port’s has a cold store in the Gladstone Dock,why not use it