Western revival on schedule in Dover

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The UK Port of Dover’s Western Docks Revival project, which includes a new multipurpose terminal and logistics terminal with a new cold store, is on schedule and the first vessels should dock at the new berths at the start of 2019. Last year, Dover Harbour Board (DHB) acquired the stevedoring business of George Hammond plc, which handles Seatrade’s Rayo and Caribanex services in the Eastern Docks.

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Western revival on schedule in Dover

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The UK Port of Dover’s Western Docks Revival project, which includes a new multipurpose terminal and logistics terminal with a new cold store, is on schedule and the first vessels should dock at the new berths at the start of 2019. Last year, Dover Harbour Board (DHB) acquired the stevedoring business of George Hammond plc, which handles Seatrade’s Rayo and Caribanex services in the Eastern Docks.

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