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Port of Felixstowe launches new Online Data Portal

22 July 2022/Categories: Logistics & Supply Chain, Operations Management


Hutchison Ports Port of Felixstowe has launched OCEAN (Online Container Enquiry Analytics Notifications), a new online platform to provide fast and accurate real-time information for customers. 

OCEAN port users can track up to 200 containers. They can refine their search, filtering data that includes estimated vessel arrival times, actual arrival times, when a container is landed, when it is cleared for collection, when it is booked to road haulage or a rail service and what time it departed the port.

In addition to container-specific information, the OCEAN dashboard provides a range of at-a-glance terminal status reports. These include current terminal density in TEU, the progress of vessel unloading/loading, VBS (vehicle booking service) information including slot availability, slots released/used in the past 24 hours and haulier turnaround times.

Commenting on the launch, Adam Ramsey, Commercial Director at the Port of Felixstowe, said:

“Global supply chains have been under pressure for the last couple of years and it has been increasingly difficult for shippers to obtain reliable and accurate data on the location and status of their goods. This new service provides a wide range of data and sets a new standard in transparency. It enables port users to track the progress of their goods through the port and to access operational status reports."

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