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October 30, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Better for Port of Göteborg

The goods flows in the Port of Göteborg have stabilised compared with Q1 and Q2 this year, according to the port’s interim report for the third quarter. “In our view, the Port of Göteborg has performed well compared with many competing ports. We still don’t see any major signs of an upswing, but we

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The goods flows in the Port of Göteborg have stabilised compared with Q1 and Q2 this year, according to the port’s interim report for the third quarter. “In our view, the Port of Göteborg has performed well compared with many competing ports. We still don’t see any major signs of an upswing, but we are seeing somewhat more stable volumes and there are faint signs of a weak improvement when it comes to goods transportation”, says Magnus Kårestedt.

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