Drong picture of a stack of shipping containers, coloured red and yellow and arranged to say "KC III"

Felixstowe celebrates coronation with special container stacking

Felixstowe stackers demonstrate their prowess and loyalty to the new king. Image Freeport East / Felixstowe / Hutchison Ports

Freeport East, centred on the ports of Felixstowe and Harwich, celebrated the coronation of King Charles with something that has become a tradition in the logistics industry. No surprise that the quayside displayed a special stack of shipping containers arranged to show “KC III” in characters over ten metres tall. This impressive display of loyalty emphasised the massive scale of intermodal operations at the port, which is also Britain’s busiest intermodal rail freight terminal.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Drong picture of a stack of shipping containers, coloured red and yellow and arranged to say "KC III"

Felixstowe celebrates coronation with special container stacking

Felixstowe stackers demonstrate their prowess and loyalty to the new king. Image Freeport East / Felixstowe / Hutchison Ports

Freeport East, centred on the ports of Felixstowe and Harwich, celebrated the coronation of King Charles with something that has become a tradition in the logistics industry. No surprise that the quayside displayed a special stack of shipping containers arranged to show “KC III” in characters over ten metres tall. This impressive display of loyalty emphasised the massive scale of intermodal operations at the port, which is also Britain’s busiest intermodal rail freight terminal.

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