Unigreen

UNIGREEN MARINE, S.A. (UMS) subsidiary of the Group Evergreen Marine Corp., with seat in Taipei, is a shipping agency that offers transport service of container load to international level. We began operations in Panama on 17 of April of 1995. And our primary target is to cover and to satisfy the existing demand of containers load movement within C... aribbean area . At this moment Unigreen Marine. S.A. has gained the confidence and credibility of our clients through the implantation of a successful customer service program and a complex information system, becoming one of the most important Ship companies of international level. Unigreen Marine, S.A. now has around 90 employee in our Panama and colon office. UNIGREEN MARINE, S.A. this constituted according to the laws of Panama, as a private company whose main activity is to offer marine transport services of contenerizada load to international level. It began operations in Panama the 17 of April of 1995. Its primary target at that time was to cover and to satisfy the existing demand of the movement of load of containers within the area of the Caribbean, being offered its services in the ports Cartagena and Barranquilla in Colombia, of Port Hair and the Guaira in Venezuela, San Juan in Puerto Rico, Haina River in the Dominican Republic, Kingston in Jamaica, Port Lemon in Costa Rica, and Curazao UMS is located physically in two sectors; the administrative offices are located in their main building Evergreen in the group of judges of San Francisco, behind the convention center Atlapa and has a branch located within the facilities of Colon Terminal Container, the North Single Coco in the Province of Columbus, in the Atlantic Coast of the Republic of Panama. This company is composed by a Chairman (representing of Evergreen corp.), a president, a vice-president, General departments of Finances, Business and Trade, Quality, Subjects, Maintenance, Service to the Client, Calculation, legal Consultant's office, each one of these directed by a manager and his assistants. ...Read More