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Gulftainer wins Borouge logistics deal
- United Arab Emirates: Saturday, July 04 - 2009 at 13:07
Abu Dhabi National Polymers Company (Borouge) ha awarded Sharjah-based ports operator Gulftainer a five-year deal to oversee logistics operations at the company's petrochemicals production complex, Meed has reported. Gulftainer will manage operations at the petrochemicals complex at Ruwais, to provide bagging and packaging services as well as the maintenance of vehicles and equipment at the site.
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