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Analysis: The Baltic drives strong growth in container ports

A new analysis draws a very optimistic picture of container ports in Northern Europe, with big and long-term growth rates when the current instability in the Euro zone wears off. It looks like good news for a long line of companies, such as DFDS and Unifeeder among others.

BY OLE ANDERSEN
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