Friday, 11 February 2011

IFW E-Bulletin: OFT probes Stena Irish Sea deal; Things looking-up on the transatlantic; Hapag-Lloyd back in the black

Latest News Friday 11th February

Now the OFT probes Stena Irish Sea routes deal

UK investigation mirrors Irish inquiry into loss of competition in the market


Business looking-up on the transatlantic

But the rebound in trade could be hampered by weak economies on both sides of the 'pond'

A positive step towards a multimodal Europe

EC pledges funding for single integrated transport network

Hapag-Lloyd back in the black

German shipping line 'back on track', but major financial backer ponders sale

French dock strike cancelled

Unions agree to resume talks on retirement concessions, but warn of further action

DP World opens new rail hub in Pakistan

Inland container terminal at Lahore offers overland link to Port Qasim

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