Maersk Upgrades Ships For Transportation Fleet

Maersk Upgrades Ships For Transportation Fleet

May 8, 2013

According to the Journal of Commerce, Maersk bought eight large container ships, which they are now upgrading to add on to their ocean transportation fleet. These new ships will help service the “U.S. military, government and commercial customers.” To read more, click HERE.

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