Unifeeder upgrades Baltic schedule

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By LoadstarEditorial

07/10/2014

The largest Shortsea network in North Europe is getting bigger. From October 2014, Unifeeder will offer a significant upgrade of the scheduled routes connecting the European peninsula with Russia, Finland and the Baltic States with five new weekly sailings, of which four are direct between Hamburg and St. Petersburg, with two weekly direct sailings between Rotterdam and St. Petersburg.

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