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ERRIA Sells Fifth Vessel to Uni-Tankers (Denmark)

ERRIA, a shipping company specialized in providing administrative ship management, announced that it has sold and transferred vessel named Erria DORTHE in Doc 4 at Fayard in Munkebo on May 3, to the Uni-Tankers shipping line.
Monday, 07.May.2012, 14:21 (GMT+3)

Erria DORTHE is the fifth of nine vessels that the company is planning to sell. MT Erria JULIE is the next ship expected to be taken over by Uni-Tankers in a Danish port, next week.

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