Stolt shifts Singapore tank service depot

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Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group (SNTG) has relocated its tank container service depot in Singapore from the Jurong Town area on the mainland to a new, dedicated facility built on Jurong Island where Singapore has centred its petrochemical industry in recent years.

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