Port of Hamburg notes setback in handled volumes
The Port of Hamburg handled fewer containers and fewer tons of freight in the first half of this year. One bright spot is the trade with Russia which is now growing once more, states the CEO of Port of Hamburg Marketing.
BY DANIEL LOGAN BERG-MUNCH
Europe's second-largest port, Germany's Port of Hamburg, can look back on a six-month period with slightly decreased cargo throughput compared to 2015. On the other hand, developments from the first to the second quarter brings consolation, according to an update from Port of Hamburg Marketing.
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