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Event Review: AntwerpXL 2023

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Anamika Talwaria

Editor for Tank Storage Magazine & Chair of Women in Tanks

The team reports from AntwerpXL, connecting with the heart of the breakbulk community, tank storage and energy infrastructure   From November 28 -30, the Tank Storage Magazine team headed to Antwerp, Belgium, to attend the third edition of the industry-leading breakbulk and heavy lift event, AntwerpXL, along with host sponsor Port of Antwerp- Bruges. Recognised for its connectivity and efficiency, Port of Antwerp-Bruges works closely with AntwerpXL to attract stakeholders in the liquid bulk facility sector as well as breakbulk. Annick Dekeyser from the Port of Antwerp- Bruges, says: ‘The delegates at AntwerpXL are really relevant for our business. To […]

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