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In article <Xns952EA589039A2Finest@216.168.3.44>, Finest@Baltimore.gov says...
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>Baltimore port to extend deal with Finland paper supplier
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>Maryland Port Administration officials will announce on Friday a
>three-year contract extension with UPM-Kymmene, a leading paper
>manufacturer based in Finland. 
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>The renewed deal cements the Port of Baltimore's place as a top
>destination for imported forest products. 
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>The deal guarantees more than half a million tons of forest
>products will be imported from Finland over the next five years,
>state officials said. Also, almost 557,000 covered shed space will
>be used and a 300,000-square-foot paper shed will be built. 
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>More than a million tons of forest products -- paper, pulp and
>lumber -- passed through the Port of Baltimore during its
>record-breaking 2003, a 20 percent increase over the previous
>year. 
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>The Port of Baltimore's public terminals handled 7.1 million tons
>of cargo last year. 
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WOW   that amounts to 3 or 4 ships a year   lets see that's about 
48 hours work.