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Maritime Cargo Processing (MCP)
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Maritime Cargo Processing (MCP) – The Future of Cargo Processing

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Maritime Cargo Processing specialises in advanced software solutions for cargo management, helping ports and terminals. Maritime Cargo Processing plc is the UK’s leading port Community Systems Provider (CSP). Working in close partnership with port and terminal operators, shipping lines, forwarding agents and hauliers, as well as Customs and other Government agencies, to improve operational efficiency, reducing costs involved in the trading and transportation of cargo through UK ports. Over four decades, they’ve developed the expertise, experience, and the resources to deliver fast, efficient, and cost-effective functionality.

Their solutions align with Fred. Olsen Ltd.’s commitment to fostering growth through technology and expertise.

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