Watch: Sailcargo Inc. making waves in the shipping industry in Costa Rica | Scenes

It's all hands on deck as Sailcargo Inc. helps move shipbuilding towards a sustainable future.
After 20 to 30 years of sailing, unusable parts of steel ships often find their final resting place in junkyards. In contrast, wooden ships are biodegradable. The environmentally-focused company adopts regenerative strategies throughout their process. This is why Sailcargo Inc. wants to build cargo ships out of wood instead of steel.
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[@festungkurland9804]

LOL just build sailing cargo ships in steel like the windjammers.100%better

[@gavinferguson]

nothingd been done for years now the build project is dead the videos have stopped last year and its sthe same interviews over and over again

[@cpt.mirones5109]

invested alot of my savings on this early on when they just got the plot of land for the shipyard. wich isnt alot for them but for me atleast. never recived my shareholder certificates. i moved on.

[@danbowers9195]

Why not just get an existing ship and convert it to sail ... the materials have already been utilized and you turn it into a positive.
Ps. Your bananas are going to be rotten by the time you get to port to try to sell them !!!!