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2021-04-22T14:37:00+01:00 Seatrade Group and Jamaica Producers Group (JP) have come together to acquire Geest Line. Geest Line provides shipping services connecting the UK and the Caribbean, handling a broad range of cargoes including breakbulk and containers. The shipping line will continue to operate independently, serving its existing customers and markets while looking for further opportunities to expand its trade. Curacao-headquartered Seatrade specialises in reefer shipping services, while JP’s services include Caribbean logistics, port terminal operations, specialty food and dri...

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(0) Talenom Plc, Press release 12 April 2021 at 12:00 EEST Talenom Plc will publish its Business Review for January-March 2021 on 26 April 2021 at 13:30 EEST Talenom Plc will publish its Business Review for January-March 2021 on 26 April 2021 at 13:30 EEST. The company's CEO Otto-Pekka Huhtala will present the highlights of the review for analysts, investors and media in Finnish, followed by CFO Antti Aho's presentation in English as a live webcast on Monday 26 April 2021 at 14:00 EEST. The webcast can be viewed online at https://talenom.videosync.fi/2021-q1. Participants will have the oppor...

autoevolution Van Geest Design’s Pebble Superyacht Concept Is Poetry in Motion 3 Mar 2021, 15:00 UTC · by That the case with the latest from Dutch designer Pieter Van Geest of Van Geest Design, a superyacht dubbed Pebble. Measuring 459 feet (140 meters), this concept superyacht would be best described as poetry in (virtual) motion and the perfect vessel for a millionaire with a green conscience and the desire to slip away unnoticed. Privacy is a common theme with Van Geest designs. After all, when you’re incredibly rich and probably incredibly famous, you come to value the things w...

Boat of the Week: How a Rusted-Out ’50s Feadship Was Salvaged and Transformed Into a Modern Classic Julia Zaltzman Once the largest motoryacht built in the Netherlands, the 138-foot Istros is a story of passion, neglect and ultimately, as her name means in Greek, inspiration. Delivered in 1954 to the Pappadakis family, who owned a global shipping concern, Istros was the height of ’50s fashion, with white telephones and “violet-blue-tinted bathrooms,” not to mention radar, which was then a rarity, even for a superyacht. The yacht was later acquired by a British season...