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Hong Kong on the wane?

09 Dec 2003 - by Staff reporter
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HONG KONG could lose its status as a container transit centre if growth at the mainland port of Shenzhen continues at its current level. According to industry watchers, Shenzhen is on the way to increasing its total annual capacity to 32-million TEUs - well ahead of Hong Kong’s 19-m.

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