The Red Sea Gateway Terminal (RSGT) at Jeddah Islamic Port in Saudia Arabia has handled its heaviest containerised unit – a 105-tonne rotor shipment.
The breakbulk unit was stowed in a 40 ft container and arrived onboard CMA CGM Bali.
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