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Ocean Ports

The terms "port" and "seaport" are used for different types of port facilities that handle ocean-going vessels. Global trade is largely dependent on maritime transportation into these destinations. There are major ports in six of the seven continents, from Port Said in Egypt to Australia’s Port of Melbourne, to the Port of Santos in Brazil. Asia is home to many of the world’s busiest seaports; the Port of Shanghai is the largest in the world in both cargo tonnage and activity, followed by the Ports of Singapore and Hong Kong.

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The World’s Largest Cargo Ship Makes Impressive Arrival in Britain

Britain’s largest and busiest container port, the Port of Felixstowe, witnessed a remarkable event as the MSC Loreto, one of… Read More


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Hanjin bankruptcy affecting shipments of export cargo and import cargo in international trade.

POLB is handloing fewer shipments of export cargo and import cargo in international trade.

POLA's environmental programs seek to reduce the carbon footprints of shipments of export cargo and import cargo in international trade.

shippers Acquisition will allow RoadOne to handle more shipments of export cargo and import cargo in international trade.

Tema port expansion will allow it to handle more shipments of export cargo and import cargo in international trade.

Deepening of US harbors will allow ports to handle more shipments of export cargo and import cargo in international trade.

SCPA is handling more shipments of export cargo and import cargo in international trade.

Virginia port expansion will enable it to handle more shipments of export cargo and import cargo in international trade.

New inland ports will allow South Carolina ports to handle more intermodal shipments of export cargo and import cargo in international trade.

Federal lands used to expand Long Beach port for shipments of export cargo and import cargo in international trade.

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