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The Red Sea-altered, or ‘new normal’, container flows seem to have given niche feeder and ...
The demise of the ports industry has not happened yet, if DP World’s results are anything to go by – except, of course, it hasn’t revealed its financials. In contrast with some of its results last year, the UAE company saw like-for-like container volumes grow 7.7% in the first half of the year. All three business regions enjoyed a boost, with Jebel Ali up 4.3% year-on-year. The port attributed the growth to “market share gains from the new shipping alliances”.
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