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GUIDE TO CONTAINER CODES ACTU P&O Nedlloyd BV, Rotterdam. Netherlands SCDU GE SeaCo, George Town, Barbados AJCU P&O Nedlloyd BV, Rotterdam, Netherlands The following list is not intended to be comprehensive but relates to those containers which are most SCXU GE SeaCo, George Town, Barbados frequently mentioned in the LLDCN Container listings. South East & AKLU Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd, Tokyo, Japan SCZU GE SeaCo, George Town, Barbados AMSU Malaysian International Shipping Corp Bhd, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia GCDU P&O Nedlloyd BV, Rotterdam, Netherlands MISU Malaysian International Shipping Corp Bhd, Kuala SISU Transmaerica Leasing Inc, Purchase, USA AMZU Amphibious Container Leasing Ltd, Fleet, UK GCEU GE SeaCo, Georgetown, Barbados Lumpur, Malaysia SNTU Stolt Tank Containers Leasing Ltd, Hamilton, Bermuda ANNU ANL Container Line Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia GESU GE Seaco, Georgetown, Barbados MLCU Textainer Equipment Management Ltd, San Francisco, SUDU Hamburg-Sudamerikanische Dampfschifffahrts- APMU Ap Moller Maersk, Copenhagen, Denmark GLDU Gold Container Corp, Puteaux La Defense, France USA Gesellschaft Eggert & Amsinck, Hamburg, Germany AZLU Australia New Zealand Direct Line, Long Beach, USA GMEU Wilhelmsen Lines AS, Lysaker, Norway MMMU Fesco Lines Australia GSLU Zim Israel Navigation Co (as lease-holder), Tel MOGU Mitsui-OSK Lines Ltd, Tokyo, Japan TCSU Transamerica Leasing Inc, Purchase, USA BHCU Bridgehead Container Services Ltd, Liverpool, UK MOLU Mitsui-OSK Lines Ltd, Tokyo, Japan Aviv, Israel TCKU Triton Container International Ltd, San Francisco, USA BSLU Blue Star Line Ltd, London, UK GSTU GE SeaCo, Georgetown, Barbados MSCU MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co SA, Geneva, Switzerland TEHU Transamerica Leasing Inc, Purchase, USA CASU Cast (1983) Ltd, Hamilton, Bermuda HAMU Contship Containerlines Ltd, Ipswich, Suffolk MWCU AP Moller, Copenhagen, Denmark TEXU Textainer Equipment Management Limited, San CATU Catu Containers SA, Carouge-Geneva, Switzerland HDMU Hyundai Merchant Marine, Seoul, South Korea Francisco, USA CAXU Container Applications International Inc, San HJCU Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd, Seoul, South Korea NDLU P&O Nedlloyd BV, Rotterdam, Netherlands TFLU P&O Nedlloyd BV, Rotterdam, Netherlands Francisco, USA HLCU Hapag-Lloyd AG, Hamburg, Germany NEPU Neptune Orient Lines Ltd, Singapore, Singapore TGHU Textainer Equipment Management Ltd, Hamilton, CBHU Florens Container Services Co Ltd, Hong Kong, China HLXU Hapag-Lloyd AG, Hamburg, Germany NLSU Transamerica Leasing Inc, Purchase, USA Bermuda CCLU China Shipping Container Lines, Shanghai, PRC NOLU Neptune Orient Lines Ltd, Singapore, Singapore CGMU Compagnie Generale Maritime, Suresnes, France NOSU Neptune Orient Lines Ltd, Singapore, Singapore TLEU Contship UK Ltd, Ipswich, UK CGTU Compagnie Generale Maritime, Suresnes, France ICLU Exsif Worldwide Inc TOLU Exsif Worldwide Inc/Transamerica Leasing Inc ICSU Exsif Worldwide Inc/Transamerica Leasing Inc NUSU Neptune Orient Lines Ltd, Singapore, Singapore CLHU Capital Lease GmbH, Hamburg, Germany NYKU Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Tokyo, Japan TPHU Tiphook Container Rental Co Ltd, London, UK CLOU GE SeaCo, George Town, Barbados IEAU Cronos Containers Ltd, Windsor UK INBU Interpool Ltd, Princeton, USA NZCU P&O Nedlloyd BV, Rotterdam, Netherlands TPJU Exsif Worldwide Inc CMUU Canada Maritime Ltd, Hamilton, Bermuda NZSU P&O Nedlloyd BV, Rotterdam, Netherlands TPTU Exsif Worldwide Inc CONU Contrans Leasing Verwaltungs GmbH, Hamburg, INKU Interpool Ltd, Princeton, USA ITAU Italia di Navigazione SpA, Genoa, Italy TPXU Transamerica Leasing Inc, Purchase, USA Germany OCLU P&O Nedlloyd BV, Rotterdam, Netherlands ITLU GE Seaco, George Town, Barbados TRDU Transamerica Leasing Inc, Purchase, USA CPSU Canada Maritime Ltd, Hamilton, Bermuda OOLU Orient Overseas Container Services, Hong Kong, IVLU Ivarans Lines AS, New Jersey, USA TRIU Triton Container International Ltd, San Francisco, USA CRLU Carlisle Leasing International, Park Ridge NJ, USA China CRXU Cronos Containers Ltd, Windsor, UK TRLU Exsif Worldwide Inc/Transamerica Leasing Inc CSQU Contship Containerlines Ltd, Ipswich, Suffolk JLCU Hamburg-Sudmerikanische Dampfschifffehrts- PCIU Pacific International Lines (Pte) Ltd, Singapore, TRPU Pacific International Lines (Pte) Ltd, Singapore, CTAU Cooltainer Services Ltd, Christchurch, New Zealand Gesselschaft Eggert & Amsinck, Hamburg, Germany Singapore Singapore CTIU GE Seaco, George Town, Barbados JSSU China Navigation Co Ltd, London, UK CTXU Containex , Vienna, Austria PERU South African Marine Corp Ltd, Cape Town, South TTNU Triton Container International Ltd, San Francisco, USA Africa CYLU Cho Yang Shipping Co Ltd, Seoul, South Korea KKLU Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd, Tokyo, Japan PLVU Contship Containerlines Ltd, Ipswich, UK UFOU Uniflag Ocean Lines, Istanbul, Turkey KLTU Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd, Tokyo, Japan POCU P&O Nedlloyd BV, Rotterdam, Netherlands DLKU Stolt Tank Containers Leasing Ltd, Hamilton, Bermuda KNLU P&O Nedlloyd BV, Rotterdam, Netherlands UFSU Uniflag Shipping Ltd, Melbourne, Australia DNLU Hamburg-Sudamerikanische Dampschifffahrts PONU P&O Nedlloyd BV, Rotterdam, Netherlands KSCU Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd, Seoul, South Korea PRSU PrimeSource Holdings Ltd, Burlingame, USA UGMU Uniglory Marine Corp, Taipei, Taiwan Gesellschaft Eggert & Amsinck, Hamburg, Germany USCU Union Steam Ship Co of New Zealand Ltd, Auckland, LPIU Cronos Containers Ltd, Windsor, UK EISU Evergreen International SA, Panama City, Panama RBSU Pacific International Lines (Pte) Ltd, Singapore, New Zealand EKLU Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd-K-Line-Kerr Corp, San LTIU Lloyd Triestino di Navigazione, Trieste, Italy Singapore USPU Exsif Worldwide Inc Francisco, USA LYKU Lykes Line Ltd LLC, Tampa, USA REGU Regional Container Lines (Pte) Ltd, Singapore, UTCU Stolt Tank Containers Leasing Ltd, Hamilton, Bermuda EMCU Evergreen Marine Corp Ltd, Taipei, Taiwan Singapore UXXU United Container Systems (Deutschland) GmbH, MAEU AP Moller Maersk, Copenhagen, Denmark ESSU Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd, Tokyo, Japan RMLU Hamburg-Sudamerikanische Dampfschifffahrts- Hamburg, Germany EXFU Exsif Worldwide Inc MAJU Malaysian International Shipping Corp Bhd, Kuala Gesellschaft Eggert & Amsinck, Hamburg, Germany Lumpur, Malaysia RWTU Royal Wolf Container Sales & Hire, Hornsby NSW, FBLU Florens Container Services Co Ltd, Hong Kong, China MANU Maritainer, Saint Germain en Laye, France Australia WLNU Wilhelmsen Lines AS, Lysaker, Norway FBZU Florens Container Services Co Ltd, Hong Kong, China MAXU Textainer Equipment Management Limited. San WWLU Wilhelmsen Lines AS, Lysaker, Norway FESU Far Eastern Shipping Co, Vladivostok, Russia Francisco, USA SACU Wilhelmsen Lines AS, Lysaker, Norway FSCU Florens Container Services Co Ltd, Hong Kong, China MCSU Maersk Container Services Benelux BV, Rhoon, SAMU South African Marine Corp Ltd, Cape Town, XTRU GE SeaCo, George Town, Barbados FUKU Tradecorp International Pty Ltd, Mackay, Australia Netherlands South Africa FWLU Florens Container Services Co Ltd, Hong Kong, China YMLU Yangming Marine Transport Corp, New York, USA GATU Gateway Container International, Hamilton, Bermuda All enquiries regarding any amendments and/or additions to this index should be addressed to: ZCLU Zim Israel Navigation Co. Ltd, Haifa, Israel GBEU South African Marine Corp Ltd, Cape Town, South Christine Mulholland, Lloydʼs List DCN, Level 2, 120 Sussex Street, Sydney NSW 2000. ZCSU Zim Israel Navigation Co. Ltd, Haifa, Israel Africa Telephone: (02) 9290 5403 or email [email protected]. ZIMU Zim Israel Navigation Co Ltd, Haifa, Israel .
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