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Crane lift rate static while port interface costs fall

by Rob McKay — last modified Nov 06, 2009 10:52 AM

A mixed picture of container stevedoring and shipping performance could be drawn from the latest Waterline report released yesterday but critics of the stevedoring "duopoly" will find little live ammunition to use against Patrick and DP World.

  
Crane lift rate static while port interface costs fall

Taking a bigger load: Waterline report finds vessel working rate has increased to more than 40 containers an hour (Photo: Southern Cross Maritime)

The Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE) report for the second half of last year showed the five-port average crane rate static at 27.5 containers an hour.

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