03/09/2015at 14:58

Three German carriers pool 147 ships

German carrier Borealis Maritime joins company O&S Chartering, which already consists of Reederei Nord and Bernhard Schulte, reports Tradewinds. The move pushes the O&S fleet to 147 container ships and dry bulk vessels.

Photo: Michael Lindner/Port of Hamburg Marketing

BY JOHANNES HARTKOPF-MIKKELSEN

Borealis Maritime, Reederei Nord and Bernhard Schulte have reached an agreement to combine the three carriers' chartering activities, reports Tradewinds.

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