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Review and outlook in online format

31.03.2021

WILHELMSHAVEN. As part of its campaign “More containers for Germany”, JadeWeserPort invited participants to attend the online event “Review & Outlook” in February.Around 280 participants from industry, trade, the logistics sector, politics and associations as well as the private sector registered for the format offered in cooperation with the DVV Media Group. During the two-hour event, representatives from JadeWeserPort and the companies based at the freight transport centre took stock of the past months and informed the audience about further developments there.

Credit: JadeWeserPort

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