Battle of the Humber heats up

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

The Humber estuary is now one of the most heavily contested ro-ro regions in Europe. It is served by all the major North Sea ro-ro operators – P&O, Stena, DFDS, Cobelfret and Norfolk Line, all of which offer highly competitive daily services to Holland/Belgium (mainly), Scandinavia and the wider Baltic.

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