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9 August 2026

Maersk moves TA10 call to DP World Yarimca Terminal

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Maersk moves TA10 call to DP World Yarimca Terminal

Maersk will move its TA10 service call in İzmit Körfezi from Evyap Terminal to DP World Yarimca Terminal. The change will take effect on 28 August 2026. According to Maersk, the terminal change aims to improve the service’s performance. However, the TA10 port rotation will remain unchanged. First vessel calls VANCOUVER STAR will become the first vessel to call at and depart from DP World Yarimca Terminal under the revised arrangement.

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