WEC Lines adds 45ft reefer containers to its fleet

19/02/2024

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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 ...

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Brian Pendleton
February 20, 2024 at 9:22 am
I think peel port’s has a cold store in the Gladstone Dock,why not use it

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