We have been holding office at Roosendaal for over 15 years right between the 2 major ports is Europe, Rotterdam and Antwerp.

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Hans (J.J.) KrijgerDirector

We have been holding office at Roosendaal for over 15 years right between the 2 major ports is Europe, Rotterdam and Antwerp.

31st January, a day of 1st and a day of last.

We have been holding office at Roosendaal for over 15 years right between the 2 major ports is Europe, Rotterdam and Antwerp.

When on board ships we often invite(d) owners/ operators reps. to pass by for a coffee or even use our facility to work would they be in the situation to switch between ports or vessels in port.

Guess what; 31st january 2025, 1st time materialized and we were honoured with a visit from Capt. Manoj Tyagi and master of mv" Tomini Harmony" Capt.Sumit Kumar.
31st January also a day of last with the departure to a new employer for our Nautical Inspector Mark van der Graaff.

Mark's knowledge, skill and experience will be missed as well as his joyfull and pleasant attitude.

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