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“Not yet the success story we wished for,” is how a German minister describes the deepwater JadeWeserPort, which opened in September. So far, it has handled just 33,000 containers, on behalf of its main shareholder, AP Moeller-Maersk. Although it can handle the world’s biggest ships, ...

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