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DP World in the UK
DP World is the only terminal operator to provide a choice of two deep water ports in the UK – DP World Southampton on the south coast and DP World London Gateway, on the River Thames estuary. Together we provide unrivalled, quick and easy access to the key consumer markets in the UK.
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This is your definitive guide to the UK’s most integrated logistics hub; a sustainable, strategically located, trade enabling centre of excellence on the River Thames. We accelerate growth through our market-leading container port and logistics hub.
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About the Port
Learn more about the UK’s fastest growing deep-sea container terminal, located on the River Thames just 25 miles from central London.
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Want to visit DP World London Gateway? Click here to view our port’s shipside and landside opening hours, including details on our bank holiday operational working hours.
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About the Logistics Park
Learn more about the UK’s best connected, most integrated logistics service campus, managed by a team of experts who can work with you on bespoke solutions for your supply chain and property needs.
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DP World London Gateway Logistics Park is able to work with prospective occupiers on a range of build-to-suit solutions, ranging from 100,000 to 1.6 million sq ft, with fast delivery times following agreement for lease.
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Oceans Together
Protecting the artery of global trade.
Our business depends on the sea, it is the artery of global trade and its well-being is key to our future. More than ever before, the state of our Oceans is being highlighted by the world’s media. So, we have selected Oceans as an issue to highlight their importance to us all and to join hands with partners to focus attention on them.
Plastic: The Facts
- Nearly half of all plastic ever manufactured has been made since 2000
- Roughly half of annual plastic production is destined for a single-use product
- The main cause for the increase in plastic production is plastic packaging
- 40 percent of plastic produced is packaging, used just once and then discarded
- Nearly a million plastic beverage bottles are sold every minute around the world
- Plastic bottles and their lids represent 10% of all litter found in the River Thames
- Every day approximately 8 million pieces of plastic pollution find their way into our oceans
- There may now be around 5.25 trillion macro and microplastic pieces floating in the open ocean, weighing up to 269,000 tonnes
- Over 150 plastic bottles litter each mile of UK beaches
- 100,000 marine mammals and turtles and 1 million sea birds are killed by marine plastic pollution annually

Oceans Together Forum
Article listing dscription: The Oceans Together Forum is a taskforce of Essex-based businesses- led by DP World London Gateway and Castlepoint Motors – working to reduce single-use plastic and safeguard the oceans.
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