TOWT’s cargo sailing ship “Anemos” is about to set sail on its first transatlantic crossing. This is the first time in about a century that approximately 1,000 tonnes of cargo have been loaded onto a large transport sailing ship.stated Guillaume Le Grand CEO TOWT
.Nearly 900 pallets of approximately 1.2 tonnes have just been loaded on board. An exceptional logistics chain was implemented as soon as the large ship docked at Quai Dresser.
Our partner SOGENA
Thus, with our privileged partner SOGENA and its subsidiaries in Le Havre: (SHGT, NORMANDIE ENTREPOTS LOGISTIQUE, LPO SOGENA) an innovative port handling was quickly set up. A joint discovery of lifting equipment and holds was made in a joint work around this historic loading.
Climate Era
Thus filled, with the goods wedged, and its hold panels closed, the largest cargo sailing ship of the “climate era” is preparing to set sail for New York
“Pure sailboat”
Alongside TOWT, pioneering shippers who fill the ship
Maison Joseph Drouhin
Founded in 1880, Maison Joseph Drouhin, renowned for its exceptional Burgundy wines and its 100 ha of biodynamically cultivated vines, is taking a new step in its ecological commitment. 15,000 bottles of Chablis and Côte de Beaune white 2022 wines are embarking aboard the “Anemos”.
Drouhin family
The American destination is particularly symbolic for the Drouhin family, which has owned its own import company in New York and also 100 hectares of vineyards in Oregon for over 40 years.
This first transatlantic crossing by cargo sailboat is a long-term one, with 2 annual expeditions planned in the coming years.
Wind in ancient Greek
Anemos, meaning wind in ancient Greek, is the only transport label in the world that guarantees a decarbonized navigation thanks to sailboats , giving you the chance to ex perience the adventure the goods went on.
You will find the label on all products transported by sail from all over the Atlantic, including Latin America, the Caribbean, the Azores or Cornwall.
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TOWT launches its first cargo sailing ship in port of Le Havre