VICT ramping up operations

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After loading 400 containers on the ANL WOOMERA in January, ICTSI’s new Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) in Melbourne completed a much bigger call this month. MSC’s 7,500 TEU ER LONG BEACH arrived at VICT on Sunday 26 February, and sailed on Thursday 2 March after exchanging 2,632 containers (888 imports and 1,744 exports).

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