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Montrose Port finds positives during coronavirus crisis

MONTROSE Port has seen a 33% increase of general cargo coming through the port in the first quarter of 2020. ...

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MONTROSE Port has seen a 33% increase of general cargo coming through the port in the first quarter of 2020.

Work has also started on the initial phases of the operations and maintenance base at the Port which will service the new Seagreen offshore wind farm.

The Port were awarded a 25- year contract at the end of last year by SSE Renewables and when completed it will be Scotland’s largest facility of its type.

Captain Tom Hutchison, chief executive officer, said:  “In these uncertain times it’s great to be able to identify positive things that are happening at the port.

“Despite this being a difficult time we are dedicated to keeping port activities flowing as smoothly as possible in order to keep the supply chain moving.”

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