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14 August 2026

ONE shifts Zealand container operations to Kalundborg

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ONE shifts Zealand container operations to Kalundborg

Ocean Network Express (ONE) will move its Zealand container operations to the Port of Kalundborg in October 2026. The move is expected to significantly increase container volumes and activity at the Danish port. ONE will become the second global container shipping line to use Kalundborg as its base in Zealand. As a result, the terminal will strengthen its role as a logistics hub for imports and exports. The agreement involves ONE, the Port of Kalundborg and APM Terminals.

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