PORT OF CHURCHILL AND PORT OF ROTTERDAM HAVE SIGNED AGREEMENT TO STRENGTHEN TRANSATLANTIC TRADE


“The world is taking notice of what we are building in northern Manitoba, and major European ports recognize Churchill’s value as a shorter, more economical trade route from Western Canada,” said Chris Avery, President and CEO, Arctic Gateway Group. “With more than 3,000 businesses at the Port of Rotterdam and serving Europe’s manufacturing belts, this agreement opens thousands of new doors for us to pursue import and export opportunities and connect Western Canadian resources with one of the world’s major industrial markets.”



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