Italy’s Taranto terminal faces murky future after losing key service

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Italy’s Taranto terminal faces murky future after losing key service

| Sep 22, 2014 10:14AM EDT
The southern Italian port of Taranto, once a leading transhipment hub, faces an uncertain future after losing its last long-haul intercontinental service in the latest shake up in the fiercely competitive Mediterranean container market.
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