Liverpool wins race for world’s largest ro-ro container ships

05/06/2014

Atlantic Container Line (ACL) has chosen the Port of Liverpool as the UK port of call for its new five-strong fleet of the world’s largest ro-ro/container ships (CONROs) after a review of potential schedules, market potential and opportunities for its North Atlantic services.

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