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Guo Tong Shipping

China

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Guo Tong Shipping is an established Chinese firm in the shipping industry and offers services for the transport of raw materials like rubble, metal, and paper as well as chemicals. The company possesses its own fleet with a total tonnage of more than 300,000 tons and operates a broad network configuration with thousands of service locations worldwide. With a transportation volume of over 1 million tons per year, Guo Tong Shipping is one of the leading private enterprises in this field. The firm has their operational base in Shanghai, Qingdao, and Singapore and offers both international as well as regional sea connections.

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