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Raystone Shipchandlers Tanzania Ltd

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Raystone Shipchandlers Tanzania Ltd provides full cabin supply for various types of vessels including cruise, tanker, cargo, research, and military ships. They offer a wide range of dry and frozen foodstuff and technical stores for container and general cargo ships as well as oil tankers. The company serves Dar es Salaam Port, Tanga, and Mtwara. Their services include deck & engine stores, cabin & galley stores, and safety supply & services. Raystone Shipchandlers is located at Kurasini, Kilwa Road, Plot Number 199, Mivinjeni, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The company was founded in 2021.

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