European port hubs see Q1 boost, but Suez challenges linger

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European port hubs see Q1 boost, but Suez challenges linger

| Apr 29, 2021 10:17AM EDT
The first quarter was a good one for Rotterdam and Antwerp, but with terminals fully stretched as the ports face operational challenges in the weeks ahead.
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