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Yilport Gebze breaks monthly vessel operation record

Yilport Gebze in Türkiye marked a record-breaking month in January. The port handled 86 container vessels in the first month of the year, breaking its previous monthly vessel operation record.

This impressive achievement was followed by another record-breaking success when 24 container vessel operations were carried out in February, the seventh week of 2023, noted the Turkish port operator.

“By constantly investing in the latest technology, YILPORT Gebze has been able to exceed expectations and deliver superior service. With such an impressive record of success over the past few months, YILPORT Gebze is set to continue to expand and reach even higher milestones in the future,” said Yilport in a statement.





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