APM Terminals ready for 50 percent more containers in Gothenburg
A new rail track and two container cranes will this fall enable APM Terminals to handle 50 percent more container cargo than before in the Port of Gothenburg.
BY LOUISE VOGRUP-SCHMIDT
APM Terminals has decided to expand its business in Gothenburg by establishing a new rail track and constructing two new rail cranes this fall. With the new investments APM Terminals boosts its business in the Port of Gothenburg by 50 percent measured on a yearly basis - if the necessary cargo arrives, that is.
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