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ICTSI Contecon Manzanillo sets new Mexico handling record

Photo: ICTSI APL Vanda calling at ICTSI Contecon Manzanillo
APL Vanda calling at ICTSI Contecon Manzanillo
ICTSI’s Contecon Manzanillo has set a record for Mexican ports handling 14,400 teu during the recent call of the APL Vanda.

APL Vanda, which sails under CMA CGM’s Asia Central South America service, is the second vessel with 400-metre length overall to arrive at the Port of Manzanillo after the arrival of CMA CGM Alexander von Humboldt last August. It is also currently the largest vessel to dock at the port with a capacity of 17,292 teu.

“The operation on the APL Vanda, with more than 14,400 teus, is a historic milestone for Contecon Manzanillo and the entire Mexican port community,” said José Antonio Contreras, CMSA CEO.

“It reaffirms our capability to handle mega ships and large volumes per vessel call, and consolidates the confidence of our customers, with whom we jointly support the development and growth of Mexico,” Contreras added.

 

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