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The Ship Supplier Magazine

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The Ship Supplier Magazine is an international magazine based in Piraeus, Greece. It publishes regular information and articles on various segments such as Green ISSA, Medicine & Safety, Supply, Technology, Marketing, Finance, and more. The magazine has 2000 worldwide subscribers and specializes in the ship supply market. The company is part of Liberty Press, an international media enterprise. The magazine publishes regularly, including Issues 105 (2025), 104 (2025), and 103 (2024). It is a member of the International Ship Material Supply and Services Association (ISSA) and has a long history of 70 years.

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