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Cause for concern

John Fossey

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Subtitle: Several UK ports have ambitious container terminal building programmes in the pipeline. But as John Fossey explains, the current state of the economy, plus the omission of the UK as a direct port of call on many more mainline service strings, could derail those plans.

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Subtitle: Several UK ports have ambitious container terminal building programmes in the pipeline. But as John Fossey explains, the current state of the economy, plus the omission of the UK as a direct port of call on many more mainline service strings, could derail those plans.

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Subtitle: Several UK ports have ambitious container terminal building programmes in the pipeline. But as John Fossey explains, the current state of the economy, plus the omission of the UK as a direct port of call on many more mainline service strings, could derail those plans.

Key concepts: Port (circuit theory), Subtitle, Container (type theory), Containerization, Business, Terminal (telecommunication), Service (business), State (computer science)

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