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Unifeeder

Aarhus, Denmark

COMPANY RECORD

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History

Unifeeder, owned by DP World, is Europe’s largest feeder and shortsea operator, with a fleet of over 120 vessels making nearly 16,000 port calls at more than 200 ports each year. The company moves over 5 million TEUs annually and employs more than 1,000 people worldwide. Unifeeder’s dynamic fleet and integrated digital solutions enable it to handle high growth and seasonal flows with no disruption, serving as a critical link in Europe’s containerized supply chain.

Service summary

Unifeeder is a Shipping Line that provides Ocean based transport and runs regular services to countries such as Germany, Netherlands, Norway, The United Kingdom and The United Arab Emirates. The SCAC code for Unifeeder is UFEE.

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Archive codes & figures

Collection date: 23 October 2026. This is not the measurement date for the figures. Confirm current codes, alliances, fleet details and performance with the shipping line.

SCAC code
UFEE
Alliance
DP World Group
Fleet size (vessels)
120
Capacity (million TEU)
0.2
Market share (%)
0.6
Global rank
16
On-time performance (latest month)
46.80%
Avg days late (latest month)
2.8
Indian offices
2
Top ports served
DEHAM Hamburg, Germany (2-4 times a day); DEBRV Bremerhaven, Germany (2-4 times a day); NLRTM Rotterdam, Netherlands (Daily); NOOSL Oslo, Norway (Every 1-2 days); GBLGP London Gateway Port, The United Kingdom (Every 1-2 days); AEJEA Jebel Ali, The United Arab Emirates (Every 1-2 days); PLGDY Gdynia, Poland (Every 1-2 days); NOKRS Kristiansand, Norway (2-4 times a week); GBIMM Immingham, The United Kingdom (2-4 times a week); DKAAL Aalborg, Denmark (2-4 times a week)
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