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APM Terminals Records 20,856 Truck Visits At Apapa Port

by Yusuf Babalola
8 months ago
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APM Terminals Apapa has recorded a milestone in efficient cargo evacuation and empty container delivery as 20,856 trucks were serviced at the terminal in November, 2024.

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The terminal manager, Steen Knudsen, announced that it had handled an impressive 32,945 gate volumes through 20,856 truck visits, for the month of November.

The truck visits, according to the statement, include import deliveries, empties and export gate-in of containers.

Steen Knudsen said, “This is a new record achieved for gate volumes and truck visits since the inception of our operations in 2006. This achievement is a testament to the success of our recent transformation and optimisation initiatives.

“Since 2020, the terminal has been undergoing a total transformation of its infrastructure, operations, equipment, services and manpower development. These changes have enabled the terminal to grow its volumes and expand its capacity. It is a testament of our commitment to continually innovate and optimise our services and processes to meet the demand of the market and our customers.”

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In the last few months, the terminal has announced several major changes to their operations and services. This includes expanded barge slots, a new booking app, and enhanced rail services for smoother logistics. This is in addition to an expanded yard capacity to accommodate a further 2,400 TEUs of export cargo and the creation of extended gate access and dedicated export lanes to reduce turnaround times for export containers.

Thanking the Nigerian Ports Authority and the Nigeria Customs Service for their unwavering support, Steen said, “This historic accomplishment would not have been possible without the unwavering support and collaboration of our esteemed partners. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to these authorities for standing shoulder-to-shoulder with us and playing an integral role in this success.

“Our latest milestone highlights the tangible results of embedding a Lean culture across our operations.

By continuously optimizing processes, we are creating seamless opportunities for our valued customers while fostering a robust ecosystem for truck and cargo flow.”

He added that the terminal remained dedicated to expanding its services and strengthening its commitment to serving the “last mile” to meet and exceed customer expectations.

“Together, we will continue to push boundaries, set new benchmarks, and transform the logistics landscape in Nigeria. Our goal is to enhance the satisfaction levels of our end users and deliver world-class services consistently,” Steen said.

 


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