Breakbulk breakthrough for Antwerp?

In-Depth 1 May 2007 by WCN Editorial

While containerised traffic has long been Antwerp’s main dry cargo activity, breakbulk still represents a significant sector and is showing signs of a revival. Last year, the port handled 18.35 mt of conventional cargo, an increase of nearly 3% over 2005. In the first three months of this year, conventional trades grew 13% to 4.99 mt compared to 1Q/2006.

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