A Dutch shipping company is set to launch a monthly liner service between Duluth, Minnesota, and Antwerp, Belgium, allowing cargo and containers to traverse the Atlantic Ocean on a regular basis. Starting in May, ships are expected to arrive in the port approximately once a month until the St. Lawrence Seaway closes in late December. Read the full story by the Duluth News Tribune.
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