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Green Marine

January 17, 2007 · about 20 years ago

Yang Ming unveils new vessel

The ship is the last of the four of Yang Ming’s advanced, highly automated 8.204-TEU vessels scheduled for deployment on the Asia-Europe route. Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp, the nation’s second largest shipping company, unveiled its newest container ship which has a loading capacity of 8,204 twen

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The ship is the last of the four of Yang Ming’s advanced, highly automated 8.204-TEU vessels scheduled for deployment on the Asia-Europe route.

Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp, the nation’s second largest shipping company, unveiled its newest container ship which has a loading capacity of 8,204 twenty-feet equivalent units (TEU) at the Port of Kaohsiung yesterday.

In 2003, Yang Ming entrusted Hyundai with the task of manufacturing four container vessels that have loading capacities of more than 8,200 TEU.

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