CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

Setúbal prepares for a connected future

Felicity Landon finds that deeper water and new rail links are set to boost the Portuguese port.

Setubal's vehicle throughput was up 38% in the first quarter of 2018. Credit: APSS

Felicity Landon finds that deeper water and new rail links are set to boost the Portuguese port.

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