Subscribe to RSS feedBremerhaven expects 12,000 teu boxships by next year
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Mar 03, 2005 12:00 AM
WITH the ink barely dry on supposedly the first 10,000 teu ship order, Bremen's regional government has suggested a 12,000 teu giant will be calling at Bremerhaven as early as next year.
Last month, Coscon ordered four reputedly first-of-a-kind 10,000 teu ships from Hyundai Heavy, for a 2007 delivery.
However, in a statement designed to demonstrate the readiness of Bremerhaven and the River Weser to handle bigger ships, Bremen senator of economics...
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