Taipei box terminal a boon for shippers

News-in-print by WCN Editorial

The opening of the first two berths of Taipei Port Container Terminal (TPCT) next January will help Taiwanese shippers save more than US$327M in inland transport costs annually, according to TPCT president Chen Hau-gi.

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