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June 8, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Growth in Port of Goteborg

Port of Göteborg, which handles one-quarter of Sweden’s foreign trade, reports increasing volumes for the year’s first four months. 296,000 TEUs were handled, 13 per cent up from the corresponding period in 2009. In March, the port noted an all-time high when a total of 83,450 TEUs were handled.

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Port of Göteborg, which handles one-quarter of Sweden’s foreign trade, reports increasing volumes for the year’s first four months. 296,000 TEUs were handled, 13 per cent up from the corresponding period in 2009. In March, the port noted an all-time high when a total of 83,450 TEUs were handled.

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