Young Brothers
Hawaii interisland barge freight carrier operating ten barges and tugs among seven Hawaiian ports, hubbed at Honolulu.
Honolulu, HI · Company
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The company's history goes back to 1900, when brothers Herb and William Young set up a bumboat business in Honolulu Harbor; it was incorporated 13 years later. Hawaiian Tug & Barge was formed in 1961 as a sister company to separate harbor operations and charter activities from interisland freight. Saltchuk Resources acquired Young Brothers in 1999, and it is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Foss Maritime.
Approximately 360 employees. The Safety Management System is certified by ABS as compliant with the ISM Code and the AWO Responsible Carrier Program, and the company is ABS-certified to ISO 9001.
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