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October 1, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Cargo handling down 20 per cent in Swedish ports

Swedish ports handled 38.9 million tons of cargo during the second quarter, down 20 per cent compared to Q2, 2008, and a larger decrease than during Q1 this year, reports the Swedish Institute for Transport and Communications Analysis, SIKA. About half the total cargo turnover is handled by four por

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Swedish ports handled 38.9 million tons of cargo during the second quarter, down 20 per cent compared to Q2, 2008, and a larger decrease than during Q1 this year, reports the Swedish Institute for Transport and Communications Analysis, SIKA. About half the total cargo turnover is handled by four ports: Göteborg (9.6 million tons, down 10 per cent), Brofjorden (5 million tons, unchanged), Trelleborg (2.6 million tons, down 24 per cent) and Malmö (1.7 million tons, down 42 per cent).

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