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Cleanship

United Arab Emirates

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What Cleanship does.

Cleanship is a company specializing in ship cleaning services in the United Arab Emirates. It offers specialized cleaning solutions for various ship and cargo types, including tankers and bulk carriers. The company collaborates with brands such as Envo Royal and has certifications and licenses for its services. Cleanship has its main office in the United Arab Emirates and can respond to a wide range of projects, including urgent tasks. Contact information is available at (504) 469 1100.

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