DP World London Gateway Port and Logistics Park has just turned four
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November 13, 2017DP World London Gateway Port and Logistics Park has just turned four
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DP World London Gateway Port and Logistics Park has just turned four – and what an incredible few years it’s been, we’ve come a long way.
From hosting the biggest ships in the world to reducing carbon emissions by 28% per TEU in a single year. All after moving 350,000 animals to develop this state-of-the-art logistics hub.
Here are some of our other highlights:
👉 The #1 UK port for global connections: with links to 107 ports in 55 countries.
👉 One of the world’s fastest growing container ports.
👉 Gates closed due to adverse weather for less than 15 hours in four years!
👉 Hosting the biggest ships to have ever sailed down the River Thames.
👉 Average truck turnaround time of less than 35 minutes.
👉 480 new jobs on the port and 1400 on the Logistics Park by July 2018.
👉 SH Pratt Group, Lidl UK, UPS located on the Logistics Park.
👉 Wincanton plc, Maritime Transport Ltd ATL and more who have established bases.
👉 The #1 deep-sea container terminal for temperature controlled produce from the southern hemisphere.
It’s been a great four years – here’s to further improvement and growth in the next four years!
