From May 21st until May 23rd 2019 Breakbulk Europe 2019 will take place at the Messe Bremen in Germany. Breakbulk Europe 2019 is the largest exhibition & educational forum in Europe addressing the needs of traditional breakbulk and project cargo logistics professionals.

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Wagenborg Shipping is pleased to announce her ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 have been renewed until 30th June of 2022. Wagenborg Shipping is audited and certified by Lloyd’s Register.

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Recently, Royal Wagenborg renamed the ‘NBP Carrier’ to ‘Warnowborg’. The vessel has been brought under Dutch Flag and Wagenborg’s management. The ‘Warnowborg’ is currently at a shipyard in Tallinn to be brought up to Wagenborg standards.

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Last week the m.v. Marietje Hester discharged bridge sections in Frederiksværk, Denmark. With this voyage, Wagenborg shipping in total 492 concrete segments in 44 voyages from Szczecin, Poland to Denmark and successfully closes the Geodis project.

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Saturday April 6th the bulk vessel Albatross arrived in the port of Delfzijl under agency of Wagenborg. Upon arrival, the Albatross received port assistance of two Wagenborg tugs to safely berth at the Wagenborg terminal.

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As of March 28th, the m.v. Sharon has been sold and delivered to her new owner.

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As of March 27th, the crew transfer vessel (CTV) Waterlines will get a second life within the Wagenborg Group. The CTV, previously owned and managed by Wagenborg Towage, is added to the fleet of Wagenborg Passenger Services with immediate effect.

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Recently, the m.v. Alaskaborg completed a special voyage from the Baltic to the Far East. The 15.750 DWT geared vessel from the Wagenborg fleet combined a bulk cargo and project cargo in both box-shaped holds. With this voyage, the m.v. Alaskaborg again demonstrates the flexibility and possibilities of the Wagenborg fleet.

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Recently, Wagenborg transports project cargo from the port of Moerdijk to Saint Petersburg. The project cargo consists of several containers, cable reels and winches, varying from 15 till 90 tonnes, which were loaded both in the hold as on deck.

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