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4 FAQs about [Djibouti container wholesale]
How many berths can a container hold in Djibouti?
The Port of Djibouti Container Terminal has a handling capacity of 350 000 TEU Per annum. Reefer containers can be easily accommodated by 126 reefer plug points available in the yard. Vessels of capacity up to 8000 TEU can be operated along the two berths of 400m. Berth Characteristics and Equipment Berth 2 (220m) has a depth of 12m.
What is Djibouti Container Terminal?
Accessible by rail and road from various locations including Ethiopia, it is illustrating its aim of multipurpose facility. The Port of Djibouti Container Terminal has a handling capacity of 350 000 TEU Per annum. Reefer containers can be easily accommodated by 126 reefer plug points available in the yard.
Which cargo is not accepted in Djibouti?
Class 1/, 2.1/ 2.3/ and 3 with flashpoint ≤ 21°C cargo is for direct delivery to the inland transport and class 7 cargoes are not accepted in Djibouti unless otherwise instructed by the appropriate authority (Port officer in Charge of Dangerous cargo). It is requested you to take your cargo in the brief allotted time.
What is the difference between dry & non IMO containers?
Storage is billed and payable directly to the port operator. Non-operating reefers (NORs) are charged as DRY Non-IMO containers. Shipper’s Own Containers (SOC) are not subject to Demurrage and Detention. Free Time Effective from 1st March 2023 Type of Container Dry (IMO & Non IMO)