'K' Line expands office network to Poland

1/24/2007 11:28:56 AM

JAPANESE shipping and logistics firm, "K" Line, has opened a wholly-owned office in Gdynia, Poland. The new company, which began operations at the start of the New Year, operates as a branch office for "K" Line (Deutschland) which has its head office in Hamburg. The director of the Gdynia office is Marek Aszendorf. Asian Shipper News

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