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Ryuei Kisen Yk

Aizumachi, Japan

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What Ryuei Kisen Yk does.

Ryuei Kisen YK is a member of the Mountain Shipping Group and was founded in 1958. The company operates over 30 different ship types, including tankers, freighters, chemical freighters, LPG freighters, and container freighters. Ryuei Kisen YK is one of the first inland maritime ship owners to have implemented the NK-International-Security-Management-System in 2000. The company operates its ships from its base in Matsuyama, Echizen Prefecture, Japan. Ryuei Kisen YK is known for its security measures and offers regular seafaring and supplier seminars to enhance the security awareness and skills of its crew.

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