Planned new Dutch terminal cancelled
The Kramer Group has announced that it is cancelling its plans to build a container terminal in the Dutch city of Vlissingen.
According to local public broadcaster Omroep Zeeland, the company’s commercial director Ted Holleman said that the company and its partners in Vlissingen were not able to gurantee enough containers to make the terminal profitable.
Kramer operates a terminal in Rotterdam but congestion on the roads there made a new terminal in Vlssingen, near the Belgian border, attractive.
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