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Maersk expects reduced rail availability at Rotterdam’s APM Terminals Maasvlakte II through the end of June 2027 because of expansion work. Separately, November 6 reporting confirms Hapag-Lloyd completed its 25% investment in the terminal. The ownership change does not remove the near-term inland constraint or establish a terminal shutdown. Any additional shipping cost depends on the route, capacity and terms of a particular shipment.

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Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd in Rotterdam: Bigger Terminal, Longer Rail Constraints

Maersk expects Maasvlakte II rail constraints through June 2027 as Hapag-Lloyd completes a 25% stake. Compare inland options without assuming higher rates.

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