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Foreland Corporation

Location not listedUpdated Dec 2002
Port Agent

Foreland Corporation provides comprehensive maritime transport agency services, cargo documentation, and refrigerated sea freight operations in major ports of the Russian Far East, Korea, China, and Japan since 2006.

Formosa Plastics Marine Corp

Taipei, TaiwanUpdated May 2003

Formosa Plastics Marine Corp is part of Formosa Plastics Group, a major Taiwanese conglomerate with diversified operations including petrochemicals, plastics, and transportation.

Forth Ports Plc

Leith, Edinburgh, Great Britain (Uk)Updated May 2026
Port Agent

Forth Ports PLC operates eight major ports across the UK, providing comprehensive port services including cargo handling, logistics, and portcentric supply chain solutions.

France Telecom HQ

Paris, Cedex, FranceUpdated Jun 2004

France Telecom is a major French telecommunications company providing a wide range of communication services.

Freeport Habour Company, Ltd,

Freeport, Grand Bahama Island,, BahamasUpdated Jul 2003

Freeport Container Port is the deepest container terminal in the region, serving as a major transshipment hub for the eastern US seaboard and principal east/west line-haul routes.

Frie und Hansestadt Hamburg

Hamburg, Germany, GermanyUpdated Nov 2003

Hamburg is a major European port offering container handling, intermodal transport, and logistics services with a focus on sustainable and digital operations.

Frontline Ltd

Hamilton, BermudaUpdated Nov 2003

Frontline Ltd. is a major Bermuda-based tanker company specializing in the operation of oil tankers.

Fudge Marine Lda.

Dafundo, Estremadura, PortugalUpdated Apr 2005

FROM A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR FUDGE MARINE IS YOUR MARINE PARTNER IN PORTUGAL, MAJOR SUPPLIERS TO THE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING COMPANIES, PROVIDING A FULL RANGE OF SERVICES TO OVER 500 CUSTOMERS. DUE TO INCREASING FINANCIAL PRESSURE ON SHIP OPERATORS, EITHER TO CONTROL OR REDUCE RUNNING COSTS, OUR TEAM, LIKE MANY OTHER MODERN SUPPLIERS, PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE INDUSTRY. FOLLOWING THE MOVES OF SHIP OPERATORS TO BRING HIGH STANDARDS TO THE INDUSTRY, WE ARE ALSO COMMITTED TO QUALITY, BOTH IN CUSTOMER SERVICE, STANDARD OF SUPPLIED GOODS, AND QUICK REPLY. BY UNDERTAKING SEVERAL DIFFERENT SUPPLIES AND SERVICES, WE TRY HARD TO ORIGINATE REDUCTION IN MANAGEMENT TIME AND COST, ENABLING CUSTOMERS TO USE A SINGLE CONTACT FOR VARIOUS INQUIRIES/ORDERS. THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY IS AT A CROSS-ROADS. ONLY COMPANIES PROPERLY ORGANIZED AND PROFESSIONALLY MANAGED WILL BE ABLE TO HANDLE THE NEW CHALLANGES AND EXPLOIT THE COMING YEARS. HOPING TO KEEP SERVING YOU IN THE FUTURE!

GFC Intermodal

Jamaica, New York, United StatesUpdated Jan 2002
BrokerFreight/RFQ

GFC Intermodal is a New York-based NVOCC specializing in ocean shipping, consolidations, and freight services between major US ports including LAX and JFK.

Gateway Container Corporation

San Francisco, CA, United StatesUpdated Oct 2001

Gateway Container is a shipping container leasing company for purchase and subsequent leasing of marine cargo containers to most of the world's major shipping lines.

Gerhard Mercator University Duisburg

Duisburg, GermanyUpdated Nov 2004
Training

University of Duisburg-Essen is a major German higher education institution formed by the 2003 merger of Gerhard Mercator University and University of Essen, offering diverse academic programs and research opportunities.

Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA)

Bei St. Annen 1, Hamburg, GermanyUpdated Jul 2010
Training

Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) is a leading German port logistics company specializing in port services, container and bulk handling, intermodal transport, project and storage logistics, and port technology development. It operates major terminals including HANSAPORT and offers consultancy and training through its subsidiaries.

Hanjin Shipping Company, Ltd (Head Office)

Youngdeungpo-Ku,, Seoul,, South KoreaUpdated Feb 2006

Hanjin Shipping Co., Ltd. is a global transportation and logistics company operating a fleet of around 140 vessels including containerships, gas tankers, and bulk carriers, with a network covering 70 major ports in 35 countries and 9 dedicated marine terminals.

Harnosands Hamn

Harnosand, Sweden, SwedenUpdated May 2026

Härnösands hamn is a major port on the Norrland coast of Sweden, featuring deepwater and oil terminals with facilities for handling general cargo, bulk goods, project cargo, and ro-ro traffic. The port benefits from a short, straight fairway and favorable currents, keeping it ice-free for much of the year.

Hawaiian Crane & Rigging Ltd.

Honolulu, HI, United StatesUpdated Nov 1998

Hawaiian Crane & Rigging, Ltd. has specialized in crane and rigging services throughout the state of Hawaii since 1965, serving all six major Hawaiian Islands. Services include waterfront cargo handling, ship maintenance and repairs, power plant and refinery maintenance, and communications industry support.

Helsingborgs Hamn AB

Helsingborg, Sweden, SwedenUpdated May 2026

Helsingborgs Hamn AB is a major ferry and container port in the Öresund region, offering secure, efficient, and sustainable terminal services with reliable cargo flows and well-connected rail and road infrastructure.

Horizon Nautical, Inc.

Metairie,, LA, United StatesUpdated May 2005

Horizon Nautical, Inc. provides a complete worldwide stock of nautical charts and publications from major hydrographic agencies, along with navigational products and services including chart inventory control, compass calibration, and route planning.

Houston Maritime Arbitrators Association

Houston,, TX, United StatesUpdated Jan 2007

The Houston Maritime Arbitrators Association is a not-for-profit organization providing arbitration services for disputes related to maritime, energy, and related activities worldwide, leveraging Houston's status as a major global port.

I.D.E.A.S. Ltd

Glasgow, Scotland, United KingdomUpdated Jan 2005

I.D.E.A.S Ltd IS a UK based engineering consultancy, providing a comprehensive support facility to most of the major Oil/Gas companies, Petrochemical, Process Plant, OEM's and Manufacturing Industries. I.D.E.A.S. enjoys a first class reputation amongst its clients - so much so that it has maintained its original client base for 17 years and has grown through personal recommendation and reference. We have a strong track record of being able to solve complex engineering problems as well as service the common needs of our clients - be they small companies or large multinationals. "Integri-Tech" (TM), is the firm's totally new concept in the management of integrity for many types of process plant and structures. The concept has been specifically taken forward for use in the oil and gas industry, and is finding applications in the integrity of offshore process plant and major on-shore refineries and petro-chemical plant, as well as particular applications with FPSO’s, LNG and LPG carriers. Other modules are directed at monitoring the integrity of water treatment and desalination plants, and many more.

Ibramar Shipping Co.(S.A.E.) Egypt

Port Said, EgyptUpdated Jun 2001
Port AgentBrokerBunker SupplierFreight/RFQ

IBRAMAR SHIPPING CO.(S.A.E.) is a major Egyptian shipping and logistics company providing services including ship agency, chartering, stevedoring, forwarding, and project logistics across key Egyptian ports.

In-Mar Systems, Inc.

Kenner,, LA, United StatesUpdated Jan 2005

Call on In-Mar Systems, Inc. for all of your specialty marine system needs! In-Mar Systems, Inc. is an agent and distributor of major marine products in the United States. We represent major fire-fighting, window wiper, and other safety product manufacturers. We service the needs of USCG, US Navy, cruise ships, offshore supply vessels, tug boats, anchor handling vessels and others. Products we distribute include those made by Skum, Wynn, Nijhuis, Triplex, Fischon and FFS.

Incargo, S.L. Madrid (Head Office)

Madrid, SpainUpdated Nov 2003
Port AgentBrokerBunker Supplier

Incargo S.L. is a family-owned global logistics and transportation company founded in 1989, headquartered in Madrid, Spain, with offices in major Spanish ports and international locations, offering maritime agency, freight forwarding, bunker supply, yacht services, and ship inspections.

Ince & Co (Main Office)

London, United KingdomUpdated Nov 2004

Ince & Co handles every aspect of maritime law, including collisions, salvage, charterparty, carriage of goods, ship finance, general average, personal injury, pollution and clean-up, and has been involved in virtually every major maritime casualty from the Torrey Canyon in 1967 to the recent high profile 2002 Prestige loss. The firm represents all major P&I Clubs, shipowners, charterers and their underwriters. Based in the heart of the City of London and with offices in Hamburg, Hong Kong, Le Havre, Paris, Piraeus, Shanghai and Singapore, Ince & Co also operates a 24-hour emergency response service 365 days a year in respect of maritime, aviation and energy related casualties with a dedicated telephone number: +44 20 7283 6999.

Indian Ports Association

New Delhi, IndiaUpdated Jun 2002

Port represents a collection of physical facilities and services designed to serve as an interchange point between land and sea transport. It is a single organizational unit with multi-dimensional activities integrated within the logistics chains for providing services to maritime trade. In India there are 12 major ports and around 181 minor and intermediate ports, which handles more than 300 million tonnes of cargo per annum. The port sector has witnessed large-scale investment through government and private sector for modernisation programme. In the new era of liberalisation and privatisation, functionality of ports is changing from their traditional role as an organisation in charge of all port activities to become a coordinator of these activities. High degree of competition has resulted into reduction of excess labour, aggravated by the trend towards intensive investment of capital at seaports through private sector participation.