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Annual Port of Hamburg press conference

Submitted by Zilski on 5. February 2010 - 17:53

After a difficult year 2009, the Port of Hamburg expects moderate growth for 2010.

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Jens Meier, Claudia Roller und Senator Axel Gedaschko

Photos of the press conference

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Fotos

Here you will find photos from the speakers as well as photos from the port

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Topics

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Container Terminals

The Emphasis is on Speed - Four large container terminals are available in Hamburg.

Liner Services

Hamburg is often called the gateway to the world. And in fact, shipping lines connect the city to more than 900 other ports in 174 countries around the world.

Ports in the Region

Hamburg cooperates closely with the other ports on the Elbe River, Cuxhaven, Brunsbüttel, and Glückstadt, as well as with the Baltic Sea ports Lübeck and Kiel.

Facts & Figures

Container throughput, Handling of General Cargo, Bulk Cargo and much more.

News

Port of Hamburg strengthens its marketing activities in China

03.02.2010 - 13:57

China is still one of the most powerful trading nations of the world. With a volume of around 2.3 million TEUs (20 foot standard containers), it remains Hamburg’s most important trading partner for sea freight and container transport.

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CMA CGM starts new feeder service from Hamburg to Scandinavia and Poland

22.01.2010 - 08:41

In mid-January, the French shipping company CMA CGM started operating a new feeder service between the Port of Hamburg and the Danish ports of Fredericia and Copenhagen, as well as Halmstad in Sweden and the Baltic Sea port of Szczecin in Poland.

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HHLA AND EUROGATE strengthen Hamburg as Feeder Hub

08.01.2010 - 10:59

With the expansion of their new Feeder Logistik Zentrale (FLZ) for feederships, Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) and EUROGATE are further strengthening the Port of Hamburg’s competitiveness.

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Hamburg Senate decides to abolish Free Zone effective 1 January 2013

07.01.2010 - 16:28

The Senate today adopted a resolution to apply to the federal government to have the Free Zone abolished. The decision has been reached after intensive discussions about the future of the Free Port over a period of several years. The resolution is based on a broad consensus that was achieved in cooperation with the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce and the port-related business associations.

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