International Internet Magazine Saturday, 22.11.2008, 09:06
23% more cargo loaded in Lithuanian sea ports in January-October 2008
21.11.2008.In January-October 2008, 32.7 million tones of cargo was loaded in Klaipeda State Port including Butinge Terminal, an increase of 22.8% year-on-year.
Keyword tags: Airports, Analysis, Lithuania, Ports, Transport
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