Cosco Pacific heads into December with throughput up 10 percent

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Cosco Pacific heads into December with throughput up 10 percent

| Dec 16, 2014 12:42AM EST
Cosco Pacific, the port operating arm of China’s largest shipping company, has growth its throughput by 10 percent from January through November this year, a reflection of strong export volumes that kept its terminals busy during the second half.
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