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Hapag-Lloyd - Australia

Melbourne, Australia

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Hapag-Lloyd is a global leader in container shipping, specialising in reefer cargo, dangerous goods, and special cargo projects. The company operates 300 vessels and has 19,600 employees. It has stakes in 24 terminals around the world. Founded in 1847, Hapag-Lloyd offers online business services and provides tracking and quotation tools for customers. The company's podcast, "Episode 3: Straight Talk with Rolf Habben Jansen," is available on all platforms. Hapag-Lloyd has offices worldwide and publishes a newsletter called Lookout to keep its customers informed about the latest news in shipping.

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