European ports waiting for news from Rotterdam
Ports across Europe are currently keeping a close eye on how the conflict in Rotterdam's automated Maasvlakte II terminal develops. "We are not as such opposed to automation," says ITF, the International Transport Workers' Federation. "But..."
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN AND JOHANNES HARTKOPF-MIKKELSEN
What will be the cost of getting the automated terminal in Rotterdam, Europe's largest port, up and running?
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