Internet portal for Rhine barges

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BP, Vopak, Petroplus and Marquand & Bahls have launched an Internet-based portal and online exchange for barging operations on the River Rhine. Shippers, integrated barge owner companies, independent barge brokers and individual barge owners will be able to make use of the new portal, which also has the support of the Rhine Barge Owners Association

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