Photo Gallery: Samskip


10 December 2009: Samskip's Russell Baker (left) and Marmedsa's Ander Rodriguez (right) congratulate each other on the new agency agreement signed between their two companies.	10 December 2009:The 800TEU Samskip Courier, specially designed to carry 45ft palletwide containers as well as standard 20ft and 40ft containers, gets ready to sail from Rotterdam.

16 September 2009: Samskip recently moved 143 flats with concrete slabs from a factory in the Czech Republic to the site of a new parking complex in Scotland. When selecting the transport solution for this challenging project the customer looked at various transport options before choosing Samskip's flatrack solution.	16 September 2009: Samskip recently moved 143 flats with concrete slabs from a factory in the Czech Republic to the site of a new parking complex in Scotland. When selecting the transport solution for this challenging project the customer looked at various transport options before choosing Samskip's flatrack solution.

9 December 2008: Samskip Multimodal Container Logistics has fully redesigned its existing electronic services and extended its online customer service capabilities. Samskip now offers two different types of e-services: the new Service Web and direct EDI possibilities.	9 December 2008: Samskip Multimodal Container Logistics has fully redesigned its existing electronic services and extended its online customer service capabilities. Samskip now offers two different types of e-services: the new Service Web and direct EDI possibilities.

25 September 2008: Stefano Antonini has joined Samskip Multimodal Container Logistics as Country Manager Italy with effect from 18 September 2008.	15 May 2008: Samskip has started an Intemodal service linking Rotterdam with Greece.

15 May 2008: Samskip has started an Intemodal service linking Rotterdam with Greece.

Samskip's Chairman Ólafur Ólafsson	Samskip's President Ásbjörn Gíslason

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