The port company DP World Callao broke a record by simultaneously handling three New Panamax vessels, a feat that consolidates the port as a leader on the West Coast of South America. The vessels, belonging to the companies CMA CGMWan Hai Lines and Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL), represent the best in capacity and efficiency in global shipping.
Expansion of the Port of Callao allows the port to receive New Panamax vessels simultaneously
The operation was carried out thanks to the recent inauguration of the Bicentennial Pier, an expansion that has transformed the Muelle Sur terminal of the Port of Callao. This new pier, inaugurated in June has an extension of 1,050 meters, which allows for simultaneous serviceThis new pier, inaugurated in June, has an extension of 1,050 meters, which allows the simultaneous handling of three giants of the sea such as the New Panamax, which can transport up to 14,000 TEUs and whose dimensions include a length of 366 meters and a draft of 15 meters.
[post_relacionado]With this expansion, DP World has increased its container throughput capacity from 1.5 million to 2.7 million TEUs annually and is positioned as the only terminal in Peru authorized to receive the world’s largest vessels. This achievement underscores DP World’s commitment to connect Peruvian foreign trade with global markets in an efficient and reliable manner.
Innovation and operating records
DP World Callao’s South Pier had already set a Peruvian and South American West Coast record for annual 20-foot container throughput in 2023. However, this recent achievement of handling three vessels simultaneously marks a new chapter in the country’s port history, reaffirming the terminal’s capacity to handle highly complex and high volume operations.
DP World Peru thanked its customers for their trust and reiterated its commitment to quality and efficiency in its services, emphasizing that these achievements are only the beginning of a future full of innovations for the port of Callao.
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