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9 September 2026

APM Terminals Suape welcomes first commercial vessel

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APM Terminals Suape welcomes first commercial vessel

APM Terminals Suape has started commercial operations in Pernambuco, Brazil, following the arrival of its first vessel. The Maersk Ganges made the first commercial call at the new facility. The vessel operates on the ALCT2 coastal service. The milestone follows Maersk’s earlier announcement that it would begin using the new Suape facility through Aliança services. Maersk begins operations at new APM Terminals Suape facility More than BRL 2 billion has been invested in the terminal.

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