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October 5, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Ceres gets some seriously big cranes

The president and CEO of Ceres Terminals Inc. says that as global container cargo grows, driven by China, Southeast Asia and India, which have been experiencing double-digit growth in the container business, the Port of Halifax will get its share. Mr. Simmers was in Halifax on Wednesday for the comm

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The president and CEO of Ceres Terminals Inc. says that as global container cargo grows, driven by China, Southeast Asia and India, which have been experiencing double-digit growth in the container business, the Port of Halifax will get its share.

Mr. Simmers was in Halifax on Wednesday for the commissioning of two new super-post-Panamax cranes at the Fairview Cove container terminal, operated by Ceres.

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