Geest does its own thing

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Geest North Sea Line (GNSL) has launched its own twice-weekly barge service between the Port of Duisburg and Rotterdam Shortsea Container Terminal (RST), to beat the delays of up to 60 hours currently being experienced in the Rhine seaports by common user barge operators.

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Inland Waterways Multimodal Barge operators CCS Geest North Sea Line Netherlands NYK Port of Duisburg Rhenus group Rotterdam Rotterdam Shortsea Terminals

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