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A gradually converging market The Caribbean Basin consists of a diverse group of countries, which vary both economically and politically. However, the last year has seen new trade agreements and increased intra-Caribbean co-operation. These will enhance t
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2001
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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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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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Gains in Spain The country's leading container ports showed impressive results in 2000
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2001
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Gateway dictators? The trade between Canada and north Europe serving the Montreal
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2000
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Gateways, to the North: A look at why northern Mediterranean ports have so far not been able to turn time into money, despite holding out the promise of much faster transits for cargo to/from central Europe, and what they are doing about it
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1999
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Gathering strength: The integration of Kalmar Industries and Sisu Terminal Systems is set to boost further the importance of the Nordic region as a supplier of container handling equipment
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1998
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Gearing up Port of Spain is having to fight hard to retain its share of the South Caribbean's transhipment traffic in the face of competition from several regional rivals
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2001
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Gearing up: The European Shippers' Council's annual conference held in late October 1998 was characterised by a lively debate on Europe's freight transport industry. While delegates lambasted intermodal rail services they were more positive, albeit with c
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1999
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Geest boxes bigger Geest North Sea Line explains what makes it different to other ship operators catering for intra-European traffic
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2001
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Geordis takes centre stage The French owned Geodis Group is less prominent as a global forwarding and logistics player than it deserves to be. But now the group is linking its strengths as a leading oceanfreight and airfreight forwarder with its specialis
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2000
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German forwarders toughen up
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1997
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German intermodalism renewed The German combined transport operators Transfracht and Komibiverkehr increased traffic volumes only marginally in 2000. But the managements of both companies know their direction, and reckon they are on the threshold of a new
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2001
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German ports' intermodal stretch: Hamburg and Bremen have traditionally been rail ports, since the dawn of the rail age in the middle of the last century. Today the emphasis is still on improving rail links, especially intermodally, with their European hi
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1996
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German rail revival DB Cargo, the German national railfreight company, and Kombiverkehr, the Germany national and cross-border intermodal operator, have positively reacted to lower demand in 1999 by introducing new service arrangements to enhance their co
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2000
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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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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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1997
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