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January 4, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Port of Amsterdam shows continued growth

In 2007, the cargo throughput in the whole Amsterdam Port Area (consisting of the Ports of Amsterdam, Zaanstad, Velsen/IJmuiden and Beverwijk) grew by 1.5% from about 84.4 million metric tons to roughly 85.7 million tons, according to preliminary figures. This means that business in the Amsterdam Po

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In 2007, the cargo throughput in the whole Amsterdam Port Area (consisting of the Ports of Amsterdam, Zaanstad, Velsen/IJmuiden and Beverwijk) grew by 1.5% from about 84.4 million metric tons to roughly 85.7 million tons, according to preliminary figures. This means that business in the Amsterdam Port Area is continuing to increase – following a record-busting 2006, which saw a growth of no less than 12.7%.

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