On Saturday 18 July the HMM Dublin will arrive for its maiden call at RWG. The HMM Dublin is a 23,964 TEU vessel owned by the South-Korean shipping company HMM. The vessel is 400 meters long and 61,5 meters wide (24 rows). The vessel is currently deployed in the FE2 service of The Alliance. The HMM Dublin is the fourth vessel in a series of twelve, after HMM Algeciras, HMM Oslo and HMM Copenhagen, to have its maiden call at RWG.

On Friday 3 July the HMM Copenhagen arrived for its maiden call at RWG. The HMM Copenhagen is a 23,964 TEU vessel, in a series of twelve vessels, owned by the South-Korean shipping company HMM. The vessel is 400 meters long and 61,5 meters wide (24 rows). The vessel is currently deployed in the FE2 service of The Alliance. In the past weeks RWG also welcomed the HMM Algeciras and HMM Oslo on their maiden calls.

On Saturday 20 June the HMM Oslo will have its maiden call at RWG. The HMM Oslo is a 23,820 TEU vessel, the second in a series of twelve vessels, owned by the South-Korean shipping company HMM. The vessel is 400 meters long and 61,5 meters wide (24 rows). The vessel is currently deployed in the FE2 service of The Alliance. Earlier this month RWG also welcomed the HMM Algeciras on its maiden call.

As of Wednesday 10 June 09:00 hrs the biometrics scan at the terminal truck gate will be active again. Entry to the terminal will then require a valid CargoCard and a Fingervein scan.

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.