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UK: Port of Southampton Dredging Plan Receives Approval

The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has announced it has approved licences for ABP Southampton for works and associated dredging at berths 201 and 202 at the port of Southampton.
Tuesday, 01.May.2012, 17:03 (GMT+3)

The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has announced it has approved licences for ABP Southampton for works and associated dredging at berths 201 and 202 at the port of Southampton.

Southampton is in an excellent strategic position close to the main international shipping lanes and less than 100 nautical miles from mainland Europe.

The port serves world-class customers linking the UK to over 70 international destinations.

Ongoing capital investment by ABP keeps pace with the changing requirements of customers.

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