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Korea Marine Transport

Seoul, South Korea

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What Korea Marine Transport does.

Korea Marine Transport (KMTC) is a South Korean shipping company specialized in intra-Asia trade and offers a variety of services and products. KMTC provides container transportation services, vessel information and tracking, as well as logistics and delivery services. The firm is also known for its cooperation with various partners in Asia and other regions.

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