In 2013, Kiyoshi Kimura, the owner of a Japanese sushi restaurant chain, paid $1.76 million for the first bluefin at Tsukiji, which weighed 489 pounds. Kimura had paid $736,000âa world-record price at the timeâfor the first tuna of 2012.
The Port of Singapore, Singapore. This port was opened in 1819 by a representative from the British Empire â Sir Stamford Raffles. Since its independence from the British Empire back in 1963, the port flourished. It held the title of the worldâs largest port up until 2011.
The port of Dunkerque Located on the North Sea, just one and a half hoursâ sailing time from the worldâs busiest seaway (600 ships every day), the Port of Dunkirk offers excellent accessibility to shipping and large land reserves. Its facilities mean it can handle all kinds of cargoes and the largest ships.