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The French territory of Guadeloupe has taken another step to protect its
environment and shipping played a major part
Shipping industry pivotal in
environment protection initiatives
2009,
June 12: The French territory of Guadeloupe has taken another step to protect
its environment and shipping played a major part.
 On
May 29th, the CMA-CGM ro-ro vessel Cap Canille discharged a Duratech
Model 3010 FL machine crusher at the port of Jarry. The machine crusher was
brought into the Caribbean from West Palm Beach by Tropical Shipping and
discharged at St. Maarten. It was then taken from the Netherlands Antilles port
to Jarry by CMA-CGM.
The
machine was consigned to the private company, Garnier Group and will be operated
in Guadeloupe but later it will be shipped to St. Martin to do work there.
“This
machine, the first to be shipped to the Caribbean by Duratech, places Guadeloupe
on top of environmental programmes in the Caribbean. It will serve for crushing
garbage, wood and other items,” said former CSA General Council member, Gerard
Petrelluzzi, of SGCM in Guadeloupe.
SGCM, a
shipping company in Guadeloupe, conducted the operations of transport from the
factory to Guadeloupe, in co-operation with Freight Forwarder Setcargo,
represented by
Patrick Elice;
and Thierry de Beaupré representing the owner of the machine ,
the
Garnier Group.
"Mr.
Garnier advised me he will have new orders same types for other Caribbean
islands," Mr. Petrelluzzi
said.
The machine will be
commissioned at the end
of June 2009.
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