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26 October 2026

London Gateway resumes empty container acceptance

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London Gateway resumes empty container acceptance

Maersk has confirmed that London Gateway Port has resumed accepting empty containers. The restrictions were lifted at 12:00 on 26 October 2026. Empty containers can now be returned to the terminal under normal procedures. The announcement follows Maersk’s previous customer advisory issued on 23 October. VBS bookings available Vehicle Booking System slots are now available.

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