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Scheduled container shipping services are set to return to the US west coast port of Portland for the first time in three years.
South Korean carrier SM Line has decided to include a call at the Oregon port on one of its transpacific services.
From the beginning of next year, Portland’s Terminal 6 will be added to SM Line’s Pacific Northwest service, which links Vancouver and Seattle with ports in China and South Korea.
For a number of years, the port hosted two ...
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