Greece’s outward-looking shipping sector remains partly protected from the full force of the domestic crash. The country’s largest container port, Piraeus, is projected to record a double-digit box throughput increase of 13.5% in 2013, while total tonnage throughput is also expected to rise (by 10.3%). This reflects new investment, the port’s role as a gateway into Europe, and growth in Greek foreign trade in 2013 (forecast at 2.6% in real terms, the first positive number after four years of steady falls). Throughput at the country’s second largest port in terms of total tonnage, the port of Thessaloniki, is in contrast …
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