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24 August 2026

Luka Koper container volumes rise 5 per cent in H1 2026

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Luka Koper container volumes rise 5 per cent in H1 2026

Luka Koper increased container throughput by 5 per cent in the first half of 2026, reaching 656,150 TEUs, as European ports continued to navigate shifting trade flows and geopolitical uncertainty. The Slovenian port said growth was primarily driven by new cargo flows from manufacturing facilities in its hinterland, particularly in the automotive and logistics sectors. […] The post Luka Koper container volumes rise 5 per cent in H1 2026 appeared first on Port Technology International .

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