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Globus International Marine Services was established 20 years ago and has grown into one of the reliable, experienced, and well-known ship chandlers. It covers a vast geographical spread and supplies all major international and reputed shipping companies. The company's stock and supplies include fresh, frozen, dry, and processed foods, beverages, dairy products, deck/engine stores, medicines, and any specific requirements needed by ships. Globus International Marine Services has reached a high degree of professionalism through its quality management system and is the preferred supplier to many reputable shipping companies.

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