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ODYSSEY SHIPPING LINES, P.T.

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What ODYSSEY SHIPPING LINES, P.T. does.

ODYSSEY SHIPPING LINES, P.T. is a non-vessel operating common carrier (NVOCC) and offers LCL (less-than-container load) export and import services from and to globally available destinations. The company's base is in Montreal or Toronto, Canada. It operates vessels and facilities for various ports such as Aachen, Germany; Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; and Bangkok, Thailand. Odyssey Shipping Lines, P.T. has not specified any specific certificates or classes, but their range of services across different countries and regions includes a broad palette of offerings. The firm was not provided with an exact founding year, but their global operations suggest that they have been active for several years.

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