Hamburg calls for end to Elbe River dredging ‘blockade’

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Hamburg calls for end to Elbe River dredging ‘blockade’

Greg Knowler, Europe Editor | Nov 16, 2017 11:02AM EST
The inability of mega-ships to enter and leave Hamburg fully loaded is affecting container throughput and could hurt the port's competitiveness.
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