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June 23, 2009 · about 17 years ago

APL sees slight increase in box traffic

Singapore’s APL saw container volumes improve marginally in the four weeks from 2 to 29 May, compared with April. According to figures from its parent company, NOL, it carried 318,200teu in May, up 0.7% on April. However, year-to-year, volumes were down 21% and average revenue fell 23%.

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Singapore’s APL saw container volumes improve marginally in the four weeks from 2 to 29 May, compared with April. According to figures from its parent company, NOL, it carried 318,200teu in May, up 0.7% on April. However, year-to-year, volumes were down 21% and average revenue fell 23%.

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