The salvage industry's revenue grew in 2013
The international organization for salvage carriers has published an annual report showing that the industry's revenue grew in 2013 even though the number of available contracts decreased.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
It was not that there was more to salvage in 2013 than in the previous years, but it cost more, according to a report from the International Salvage Union, ISU, which consists of carriers that work in the salvage industry.
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