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A Dry Port is a port or harbor facility that is located inland, away from the coast. It is used to facilitate the transfer of goods between ships and land-based transportation networks. Dry Ports are typically connected to the coast by rail or road, and are often located near major cities or industrial areas. They are used to reduce the cost of transporting goods, as well as to reduce the environmental impact of shipping.
Dry Ports are an important part of the global port and harbor industry, providing a vital link between maritime and land-based transportation networks. They are used to store and transfer goods, as well as to provide services such as customs clearance, warehousing, and freight forwarding.
Some companies in the Dry Port market include DP World, Hutchison Ports, PSA International, and CMA CGM. Show Less Read more