Drewry: Russian crisis casts shadow on Port of Hamburg
Even though the Port of Hamburg presented a solid result for 2014, the crisis in Russia will continue to be a storm cloud over the the port's activities, according to Drewry.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
The Port of Hamburg was successful in weathering the significant drops in freight to Russia in 2014, which have only gotten worse in 2015. And for this reason, the Russian crisis is far from finished playing a role in the development of the port in coming years, assesses Drewry, which also points to other challenges.
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