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Smyril Line Cargo

Lelystad, Netherlands

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Smyril Line Cargo offers worldwide transport solutions to the North Atlantic with high service and competitive prices. The company has over 40 years of experience in cargo trading and operates a modern fleet of four ships: Norröna, Mykines, Lista, and Glyvursnes. Smyril Line Cargo is the only provider of Ro-Ro services in the North Atlantic and offers safe and reliable transport solutions for vehicles, machinery, and oversized goods with late cut-off for deliveries. The company has its headquarters in the Faroe Islands, Iceland, Denmark, and the Netherlands and operates routes between these locations.

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