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Home›Dredging›Russia: Port of Ust Luga Plans Expansion
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April 29, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Russia: Port of Ust Luga Plans Expansion

ST. PETERSBURG — The Baltic Sea port of Ust Luga expects to more than double exports this year on its way to becoming a major trade route for refined oil products, coal, grains and even cars, the port’s director said. Coal miner Kuzbassrazrezugol will expand its terminal at Ust Luga… [mappress] Sour

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ST. PETERSBURG — The Baltic Sea port of Ust Luga expects to more than double exports this year on its way to becoming a major trade route for refined oil products, coal, grains and even cars, the port’s director said. Coal miner Kuzbassrazrezugol will expand its terminal at Ust Luga…

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Source:themoscowtimes,April 29,2010;

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