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Apr 3, 2011
Maersk Line sets new standard for ship building and recycling
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MANILA, Philippines – Maersk Line’s Triple-E vessel will set a new standard for sustainable ship building and recycling by introducing the most comprehensive material documentation system the shipping industry has ever seen.
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