Due to general high occupancy and significant peaks at the RWG terminal, it is of importance that containers are picked up as soon as possible. RWG calls on the parties not to wait until the container vessels CMA CGM Champs Elysees and HMM Helsinki, which are currently berthed at the quay with large call sizes, have been completed. The container status can be checked via RWGServices. Transporters/operators can also check MCA Portbase via a status request. When the container has been offloaded and all is in order, they can make an appointment. RWG offers 24/7 capacity for all modalities, including road transport.

For questions regarding the gate process you can contact the department Data Control & Gate via email address dcg@rwg.nl.  For questions regarding water side and rail handling you can contact the department Operations via email address operations@rwg.nl
 

Wednesday 8 September 2021 the CMA CGM Sorbonne arrived at RWG for its maiden call in the Port of Rotterdam. The vessel is a LNG-powered vessel of the very large container ships (VLCS) generation. RWG is the first deep sea terminal to be 'LNG ready' in the Netherlands.

The CMA CMA CGM Sorbonne is a 23,000 TEU vessel, in a series of nine, owned by CMA-CGM. The vessel is 400 meters long and 61 meters wide and is currently deployed in the NEU4 service of Ocean Alliance.

Sunday 5 September 2021 the HMM Hanul arrived at RWG for its maiden call in the Port of Rotterdam. The HMM Hanul is a 16.010 TEU vessel, in a series of eight, owned by HMM. The vessel is 366 meters long and 51 meters wide and is currently deployed in the FE3 service of The Alliance.

Monday 16 August 2021 the HMM Daon arrived at RWG for its maiden call in the Port of Rotterdam. The HMM Daon is a 16.010 TEU vessel, in a series of eight, owned by HMM. The vessel is 366 meters long and 51 meters wide and is currently deployed in the FE3 service of The Alliance.