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Coal maintains its lead as UK trade slows
In-Depth01-Jan-09
Following a busy year, the UK’s ports are bracing themselves for a downturn in volumes. However, not all bulk cargoes are expected to be hit hard by the global recession.
Although unitised traffic looks set to be the traffic flow most affected by the current economic downturn, bulk imports and exports are also anticipated to show a decline, although not by as much.
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This complete item is approximately 3000 words in length, and appeared in the January/February 2009 issue of Bulk Materials International, on page 10. To access this issue download the PDF here.
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