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Global trade is growing. The capacity it needs doesn't stop at the quay

Original · Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide · Shipping · 7h ago
A container terminal can handle more cargo than ever before and still leave its customers waiting. Larger vessels and more efficient shipping networks have transformed how goods move across oceans. But the roads, railways and inland connections behind many ports have not kept pace. For much of the past 15 years, investment in landside infrastructure ...
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