London Gateway announces plans to build third deepsea berth

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By LoadstarEditorial

11/02/2015

The Berth Three announcement will enable the use of an additional 400 metres of quay length with a dredged depth of 17 metres alongside. DP World London Gateway port can easily handle the largest containerships and has developed innovative technology to ensure the port remains open in bad weather.

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