EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS
FOR YOUR BUSINESS
About Anchor up
- High quality of service
- Commitment to our customers
- Cargo experience
- Local knowledge of port activities
- Continued relationship with local maritime community
- Transparency and honesty
- Respectful and close contact to ship‘s crew
Our Services
What We Do
Maritime service provider for all kinds of bulk cargoes, project cargoes as well as for liquids
- Coordination for lay-ups and repair works
- Assistance during dock stay
- Crew transportation / Visa arrangements / Medical assistance
- Ship spares/ Stores / Provisions
- Storage and Custom‘s clearance
- Coordination of fuel and lubricants
- Disposal of wash water and cargo residues
- Claims handling
- Vetting assistance
News
14 Jan 2021
Brunsbüttel, Germany Copper Concs
Port Agent for MV Berkay N loaded with 11k Copper Concs
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22 Jan 2021
Copper Concs
Another Port Agency. This time for MV HTC Delta, loaded with different Copper ex WC South America.
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1 Feb 2021
Transshipment Brunsbüttel, Germany
AUPS as Port Agent for 22k Copper Transshipment & Shore Cargo
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14 Feb 2021
Vlissingen, Netherlands Hold Cleaning
Successful Hold Cleaning Job at Vlissingen.
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2 Mar 2021
Hamburg, Germany
AUPS Filter Unit / PT One has received the DNV-GL classification and is the first approved filter...
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Haydnn Tarr
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Haydnn Tarr
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Haydnn Tarr
ManagerLorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book.