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Last year the volume of goods enlivened from the German ports is increased of 5% on 2009
Regarding 2008 it turns out to be inferior of 13.9%
April 14, 2011
Last year the German ports have enlivened about 276,0 million tons of goods, with a progression of 5% regarding 2009. The statistical data, of temporary character, is announced today by Statistical the Federal Office of Germany that it has evidenced as the volume enlivened in 2010, even if it is advanced of 13,1 million tons regarding that of the year precedence, turns out to be inferior of 44,6 million tons regarding the data of 2008.
In the 2010 exports through the German ports they are piled to 102,9 million tons (+2.7% on 2009) and the imports to 166,8 million tons (+7.1%), while the national traffic has totaled 6,2 million tons (- 10.1%).
Last year in the field of the container the German ports have enlivened altogether about 13.115.000 teu (+10.1%).
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Last year the German ports have enlivened about 276,0 million tons of goods, with a progression of 5% regarding 2009. The statistical data, of temporary character, is announced today by Statistical the Federal Office of Germany that it has evidenced as the volume enlivened in 2010, even if it is advanced of 13,1 million tons regarding that of the year precedence, turns out to be inferior of 44,6 million tons regarding the data of 2008.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
