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Worldwide Ship Service

Istanbul, Turkey

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What Worldwide Ship Service does.

Worldwide Ship Service is a company with headquarters in Tuzla, Istanbul. They offer services and products for various ship and marine types, including container vessels and freighters. The firm operates registered agencies from different brands and manufacturers. No specific certificates or classes are mentioned. The company is active in the Istanbul region and has not provided explicit information about its founding year or size.

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