Project logistics

C.H. Robinson delivers pair of liquid oxygen tanks in Houston

PRESS RELEASE – C.H. Robinson recently delivered two liquid oxygen tanks, each weighing 203.5 tonnes, from China to Houston. The tanks were received at the port in Shanghai and loaded onto a heavy-lift vessel of BBC Chartering vessel, one on deck and one under deck.

Once safely secured, the vessel set sail to Texas and was on the water for a total of eight weeks before it reached the Port of Houston.

Throughout the project, the logistics experts at C.H. Robinson worked as an extension of their customer’s team by working through the details and proactively discussing any potential issues ahead of time. Constant communication was required with all parties involved to ensure all documentation was in place so the cargo could be unloaded without delay.

Once the vessel arrived at the Port of Houston, C.H. Robinson’s project manager was on-site to ensure the tanks were safely offloaded from the vessel and onto a barge for the next leg of their journey.

Author: Adnan Bajic

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Project logistics

C.H. Robinson delivers pair of liquid oxygen tanks in Houston

PRESS RELEASE – C.H. Robinson recently delivered two liquid oxygen tanks, each weighing 203.5 tonnes, from China to Houston. The tanks were received at the port in Shanghai and loaded onto a heavy-lift vessel of BBC Chartering vessel, one on deck and one under deck.

Once safely secured, the vessel set sail to Texas and was on the water for a total of eight weeks before it reached the Port of Houston.

Throughout the project, the logistics experts at C.H. Robinson worked as an extension of their customer’s team by working through the details and proactively discussing any potential issues ahead of time. Constant communication was required with all parties involved to ensure all documentation was in place so the cargo could be unloaded without delay.

Once the vessel arrived at the Port of Houston, C.H. Robinson’s project manager was on-site to ensure the tanks were safely offloaded from the vessel and onto a barge for the next leg of their journey.

Author: Adnan Bajic

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