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UPM to transfer sea traffic to Kotka port

12/31/2007 10:33:08 AM

UPM’s long-standing partner, port operator Steveco, will concentrate its roll-on roll off (RoRo) business in Kotka and UPM will transfer its entire sea traffic from Hamina to Port of Kotka starting from the beginning of 2008.

Cooperation with Steveco will continue as normal.

UPM will transfer its stowable RoRo (StoRo), RoRo and ocean container traffic from Hamina to Kotka.

Following a review of port locations, Kotka was determined as the most cost efficient site.

The decision to relocate all sea traffic to Kotka will additionally allow UPM to maintain its tailor-made pre-shipment system.

In 2006, UPM had concentrated its StoRo and RoRo sea traffic from Eastern Finland in Port of Hamina.

However due to lower than expected sea traffic volumes at Hamina Port, the company has not been able to develop the required operations as expected.

The decrease of Steveco cargo flows at Hamina has also been compounded by significant cost increases, which is forecast to continue into 2008.

CargonewsAsia

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