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Unie Van Redding

Ghent, Belgium

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What Unie Van Redding does.

Unie Van Redding is a tug-owning firm individually headquartered in Belgium and part of the Boluda Towage Divisions. It offers 24/7 towing services for ships in important Belgian, German, Dutch, and British ports. Unie Van Redding is a family-owned company and operates a fleet of approximately 400 vessels on four continents – Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin America – with. The firm has established itself as a global leader in maritime towing service provision. It is known for its specialized towing services, including Port Towing, Offshore Towing, Rescue and Transfer Services. Unie Van Redding added a presence in Belgium by establishing Boluda Towage Europe in Rotterdam and was awarded the Tug Owner Award in 2024.

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