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Arupath

South Africa

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ARUPATH SHIPPING & TRADING was established in 2010 as a marine service company at Durban, South Africa. The company provides comprehensive marine services to all types of vessels including cargo vessels, tankers, containers, etc., and has recently entered the Oil and Gas sector. ARUPATH enjoys close working relationships with terminal operators, port authorities, SAMSA (South African Maritime Safety Authority), customs, immigration, and other relevant stakeholders in the industry. The company offers services such as ship agency, ship handling, anti-piracy/ship security, commodity trading, ship chartering, super cargo ship crewing, training, and marine accident investigation. ARUPATH serves 250+ customers worldwide and is available 24/7 in Durban and surrounding areas.

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