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Northport has a complete range of services to complement its broad range of bulk and general cargo/breakbulk handling facilities as well as logistics services.
It is capable of offering its customers, seamless and effective handling of containers, conventional and bulk cargo within its premises. The premier multipurpose port facility is able to meet crucial and timely shipping schedules.
The core business in Northport lies in the container trade. It boasts of two dedicated modern container
terminals (CT1 & CT2) offering 2,735 metres of quayline and 24 shoreside gantry cranes, including post and super post-panamax cranes, which offers shipping lines the benefits of the most advanced featured technology in container handling techniques. Supported by a reliable fleet of straddle carriers, rubber tyred gantry cranes, prime movers, trailers, forklifts and high stackers, Northport ensures quick responses, the critical time factor that is vital in ensuring fast relay of boxes. This in turn translates into greater savings and convenience for customers.
Two berths at the third advanced dedicated container terminal (CT3) is in operation and the third berth will be ready for commercial operation by first quarter of 2004.
The Terminal is also well-supported by an efficient round-the-clock container handling services, real-time smart information system, value-added services such as container and multipurpose yards, warehouses and on-dock depot services.
As a proactive customer oriented port, Northport has made significant investments in upgrading its infrastructure facilities to keep pace with the market-driven needs. This is in line with our aim to create the most conducive terminal for impending business partnership.
This reflects Northport's proactive attitude as a customer-oriented port, placing great emphasis to operating evidences much to the advantage of shippers and ship owners' increasing demands for container capacity.
In its relentless effort to play a major role in world markets, Northport has emplaced container infrastructures to boost the handling capacity well beyond 4 million TEU's.
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