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Stable the traffic in the port of Amburgo in the first trimester
the increase of the bulk volumes has compensated the decrease of the several traffics of goods
May 18, 2015
In the first three months of this year the traffic of the goods enlivened from the port of Amburgo has remained almost stable being is pairs to 35,64 million tons, in increase of +0.1% on the first trimester of 2014, volume that relatively represents however the new record of traffic established from the German port to the first trimester of the year. The traffic in import is increased of +1.1% attesting itself 19,60 million to tons, while the traffic in export is diminished of -1,0% dropping to the 16,04 million one tons.
In the field of the bulk tons of cargos are enlivened altogether 11,7 million, with a progression of +12.3% on the first trimester last year. The liquid bulk is piled to 3,5 million tons (+1.3%), the dusty bulk to 2,7 million tons (+19.4%) and the bulk enlivened with bucket to 5,5 million tons (+17.2%).
In the section of the goods several the traffic has been of about 23,51 million tons regarding 25,20 million tons enlivened in the first three months of 2014. The containerized trade has been of beyond 23 million tons regarding 24,7 million tons in the first trimester last year and handling of the containers in terms of unit from 20 ' (teu) is come down of the -2,3% to 2,3 million teu regarding 2,4 million teu in the first three months of 2014. The bending is determined mainly by the reduction of the containerized cargo traffic with the Russia that has been pairs to 109 thousand teu (- 34.8%). Down also the goods conventional that has totaled 430 thousand tons (- 6.7%).
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In the first three months of this year the traffic of the goods enlivened from the port of Amburgo has remained almost stable being is pairs to 35,64 million tons, in increase of +0.1% on the first trimester of 2014, volume that relatively represents however the new record of traffic established from the German port to the first trimester of the year. The traffic in import is increased of +1.1% attesting itself 19,60 million to tons, while the traffic in export is diminished of -1,0% dropping to the 16,04 million one tons.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
