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A greener vision: Protecting the environment is an issue for everyone, including shippers, shipping lines and forwarders
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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Gains in Spain: A review of Spain's major container ports shows that all of the country's major facilities experienced traffic growth last year
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1997
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German forwarders toughen up
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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German sea-change: Germany's liner shipping industry will be very different in 2000, as the current wave of restructurings and ownership changes take root
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1997
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Germany: German sea-change
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1997
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Germany: Proceeding with caution German owners control a huge proportion of the containership charter market
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1997
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Germany: Suppliers stay on top. German manufacturers of port handling equipment are still important globally, but have experienced their share of change
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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Germany: The quest for growth. Hamburg has been left with two principal specialised container terminal operators, but overall the port's volumes are on a strongly upwards trend
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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Glimpsing the Afterlife: Over 500 operational ship-to-share container cranes data from the 1970s, and a further 100 pre-date 1970
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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Glimpsing the Afterlife: Over 500 operational ship-to-shore container cranes date from the 1970s, and a further 100 pre-date 1970
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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Global aspirations: Global Careers is a small Malaysian-domiciled shipowner that controls a shipping armada of 17 general cargo, bulk and tanker ships and just six box vessels, but its management is set on building something much bigger
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1997
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Global Gateway South comes on stream
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1997
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Global players: Companies in South Korea supply almost 30% of world container output from their international factory networks
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1997
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Global strategies: Circle International and Fritz Companies, both of which are headquartered in San Francisco, once thought of themselves as traditional freight forwarders, but no longer
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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Going places: Malaysia's national rail group, KTM, is upgrading its equipment inventory, improving its service offerings and adding new routes as it seeks a wider role in the nation's, and ultimately the region's, freight transport industry
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1997
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Golden Virginia: A look at the plans for the future at the US port of Virginia, which is continuing to show impressive growth in container volumes
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1997
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Government support for landbridge: The Trans-Siberian landbridge: What is the Russian government doing to attract business?
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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The great UK rail stakes: Long the Cinderella of the state-owned rail industry in the UK, freight has been given a new lease of life with privatisation
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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