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   ..    Intra Europe service - EUROMED    ..    Diana Shipping entered into time charter contract    ..    Middle-sized ports growing fastest – the Centre for Maritime Studies    ..    Traffic decline continues    ..    DB Schenker - Siemens alliance    ..    WFS to perform all cargo handling    ..    BDZ and National Railway Infrastructure to dismiss hundreds of workers    ..    New Upgrade Kit to cut shipowners' fuel costs    ..    UIA to expand its cargo transportation network in 2009    ..    New logistics IT system sets industry standard    ..    US to screen 50 pc of cargo from February 2009    ..    Shipping Ministry takes security measures at Major Ports    ..    Evans Network expands its transportation service    ..    BJAC receives EASA/JAA Certification    ..    TCS celebrates first year of helping SMEs

China (Nanjing) International Logistics Expo 2008

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Russia experiences famine of transportation capacities. The existing ports are overloaded. Actually no spare territories are provided for their further development.


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