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Posted on March 30, 2010

Recently published figures show that the growth in container freight volumes throughout the world increased by 25% in February, compared with the same month last year.  This growth in cargo was coming from a low base, but it is the biggest volume increase on record.  The statistics were gathered from ports representing about two thirds of global international trade, and – while it is expected that growth will slow to 15% this month – it is still an encouraging sign.  The company which compiled the report says that it is too early to say whether the increase was mainly due to re-stocking and renewed manufacturing output as workers in China returned to factories after the New Year.

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