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Port Authority welcomes new market initiatives for increased container bundling and shorter port calls in Rotterdam
Port of Rotterdam Authority welcomes initiatives from companies including BCTN, Kramer and Waalhaven Group for more efficient transportation
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Strong German interest in Rotterdam Experience Tour
The Rotterdam Experience Tour will be taking place on Thursday 27 September and Friday 28 September 2018. The Port of Rotterdam Authority or
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Port Authority to replace slopes
Clean-up of oil pollution | The Port of Rotterdam Authority is to replace a section of the slopes stretching over more than 9 kilometres tha
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Safe berths for barges
The Port of Rotterdam Authority is developing five permanent berths for barges on the Maas side of the Eiland van Brienenoord.
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Prinses Amaliaviaduct: improving access to Maasvlakte 2
Friday, 16 November 2018 saw the official opening of Prinses Amaliaviaduct, a new overpass at Maasvlakte 2. In the years ahead, this grade-s
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Oosterhout Container Terminal joins West-Brabant corridor
Oosterhout Container Terminal (OCT) has now joined the West-Brabant corridor, the partnership launched in February 2018 between deep-sea ter
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Maasvlakte 2: five years of operation
The two most up-to-date, automatic container terminals in the world, the largest sea-going vessels on earth, giant foundation piles for wind
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Fewer berths in the centre of Rotterdam
The Port of Rotterdam Authority and the Municipality of Rotterdam have reached an agreement about handing over the management of quay walls
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Port of Rotterdam Authority welcomes first users of the Container Exchange Route
Rotterdam World Gateway (RWG), the Delta terminal of Hutchison Ports ECT Rotterdam (ECT) and Kramer Group will be the first market parties t
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Additional tugboats for large sea-going vessels in the Scheur as crane vessel Neptune passes through
From Saturday morning, 12 November, sea-going vessels with a length exceeding 140 metres will need to use a tugboat on the Scheur between Ma