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   ..    Negative outlook for all shipping sectors    ..    Volga-Dnepr provides logistics support    ..    BAE Systems boosts regional jet market share in Africa    ..    Unisys and Kale Consultants combine capabilities    ..    CMP appoints new managing director    ..    Guinness world record broken!    ..    Results for the first half comfortably positive    ..    Regular meeting of KAMAZ Board of Directors    ..    Commission presents EU strategy for safer ship dismantling    ..    Scania planning vehicle production in Iraq    ..    Horizon Logistics opens distribution center    ..    Seaspan takes delivery of fifth new containership    ..    Singapore Aviation Academy sets up new school    ..    Arkas has achieved a capacity of 29,021 TEU with its 25 vessels    ..    Aviation Security to continue to top the business agenda in 2009

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Vintage Bentley Tour of South Africa

  05.10.2007    

Schenker Limited, the UK arm of the global integrated logistics provider, has shipped fifteen highly prized vintage Bentleys to Durban for the 6th Vintage Bentley Tour of South Africa.



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