Ghent adds lo-lo containers to its portfolio

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

Following a trend towards the development of petrochemical complexes nearer to the main source of supply rather than demand, the Port of Ghent has redefined its industrial and land usage policy in favour of logistic-related activities.

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