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DP World chief executive Mohammed Sharaf has described the first six months of 2009 as the “most challenging operating environment our industry has ever known”.
Focus on efficiency: DP World chief executive Mohammed Sharaf
The comments came as DP World reported a 10% fall in consolidated half-year container volumes at its 49 terminals worldwide, which handled 12.3m teu in the six months to June.
DP World measures performance by region, with the Americas and Australia...
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