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Inland Ports are ports and harbors located away from the coast, typically in the interior of a country. They are typically connected to the coast by a river, canal, or railway. Inland Ports are used to facilitate the movement of goods and services between inland locations and the coast. They are often used to reduce the cost of transportation and to reduce the environmental impact of shipping.
Inland Ports are often used to facilitate the movement of goods between countries, as well as within countries. They are also used to facilitate the movement of goods between different regions within a country. Inland Ports are often used to reduce the cost of transportation and to reduce the environmental impact of shipping.
Inland Ports are used by a variety of companies, including shipping companies, logistics companies, and freight forwarders. Examples of companies in the Inland Port market include Maersk, CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd, and MSC. Show Less Read more