The Port of Sines achieved a 13% increase in containerised cargo volumes last year, marking its third best year since Terminal XXI began operating in 2004.
Located in Portugal, the port had lost some services in 2019, handling 1.42m teu, but rebounded last year despite the tough industry dynamics caused by the pandemic.
Although the hub primarily handles transhipment, a rise in hinterland cargo was particularly significant, with more than 442,000 teu registered.
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