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Following a European tender, Associated British Ports’ ABP Connect has awarded a contract for a 40 tonne ship-to-shore container crane for its Exxtor Terminal at the Por t of Immingham to Liebherr Container Cranes (see WorldCargo News March 2004, p7). The new crane, which will join an existing Liebherr unit at the terminal, is expected to be fully operational in April next year.

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Exxtor additions

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Following a European tender, Associated British Ports’ ABP Connect has awarded a contract for a 40 tonne ship-to-shore container crane for its Exxtor Terminal at the Por t of Immingham to Liebherr Container Cranes (see WorldCargo News March 2004, p7). The new crane, which will join an existing Liebherr unit at the terminal, is expected to be fully operational in April next year.

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