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European Commission approves French State aid for combi terminals

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The European Commission (EC) has approved French State aid totalling 9.3 million euros to support the ongoing development of two multimodal freight terminals. One of them is at the port of Calais, near the English Channel and the other is at the Mediterranean port of Sète.

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terminals development

European Commission approves French State aid for combi terminals

Image: © CargoBeamer

The European Commission (EC) has approved French State aid totalling 9.3 million euros to support the ongoing development of two multimodal freight terminals. One of them is at the port of Calais, near the English Channel and the other is at the Mediterranean port of Sète.

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Author: Stuart Todd

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