MSC depot land claim to block Maasvlakte terminal plan

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Plans to develop a 25-ha depot to store empty containers and a barge/feeder terminal on the Rotterdam Maasvlakte are likely to be abandoned in favour of a facility for Medrepair, a subsidiary of Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC).

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Medrepair land claim could thwart the development of an integrated depot and barge/feeder terminal in the Maasvlakte. The disputed area is circled. © Maasvlakte_2_rt.jpg

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