According to CEO Peter Slootweg, the new service sends “an important message” that the terminal, originally designed to handle the world’s largest vessels with call sizes of 2000+ moves, can also attract feeder services operating smaller vessels requiring around 200+ moves.
With an initial capacity of 1.8m teu, which it hopes to increase to 2.7m teu by next year (2014), the Korean facility is the first vertical-automated terminal in Asia with a quay capacity to berth four of the world’s largest container vessels simultaneously.
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