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Record shipment for port of CT

14 Feb 1997 - by Staff reporter
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the port of Cape Town recently hosted the largest breakbulk vessel to arrive in the port, the Athiniotissa.

The vessel carried 57 500 tons of American maize, the biggest single consignment to be received at H-berth.

The cargo is destined for various co-ops in the Western Cape.

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