TOTE Maritime

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Industry Shipping Founded 1975 Parent organization Saltchuk		Website http://toteinc.com/ Area served North America

Formerly called Interocean Management Corporation Key people Anthony Chiarello, CEOMichael B. Holt, General Council, Chief Ethics Officer Brands TOTE Marine, TOTE Services, TOTE Shipholdings Services shipping, crew staffing, cargo ship charters Headquarters Princeton, New Jersey, United States Subsidiaries TOTE Logistics, Inc., Tote Shipholdings Inc., Interocean American Shipping Corporation

Tote maritime alaska

TOTE Maritime is an owner/operator of domestic shipping in the United States. They specialize in moving cargo between North America to Puerto Rico and Alaska.

The Sea Star Line is a subsidiary of Tote Maritime.

Historic

SS Great Land 1975 - Ponce-Class roll-on/roll-off ship; decommissioned after 2010 and sent to be broken up 2013

6 Very Large Crude Carriers - operated by Interocean Management Corporation (now Tote Services) from 1975 to 1980

3 Liberty Class ships - operated by Interocean Management Corporation (now Tote Services) from 1975 to 1980

SS Northern Lights built 1975, renamed 1991 and acquired in 1993; became SS El Faro in 2006 and sank in 2015

Current

List of ships owned by TOTE:

SS Westward Venture 1977 - Ponce-Class Ro/RO ship

2 tug and barge set - acquired 1985

2 tug and barge set - acquired 1990

MV Midnight Sun 2002 - Orca Class ship (to be converted as LNG 2016)

MV North Star 2003 - Orca Class ship (to be converted as LNG 2016)

Tote Maritime is notable for ordering the world's first LNG-powered container ships:

MV Isla Bella launched on 15 April 2015

MV Perla del Caribe on August 31, 2015.

The SS El Faro was lost with all hands after losing power within Hurricane Joaquin between Florida and the Bahamas on October 1, 2015.

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