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The Port of Gothenburg container terminal operated by APM Terminals

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Port of Gothenburg freight volumes 2018

Port of Gothenburg freight figures for 2018 have just been compiled. Container volumes rose by 17 per cent compared with the previous year. Energy products, intra-European ro-ro* units and new cars all fell by one per cent, albeit in relation to the high comparative figures for these three segments in 2017.

Fright volumes remained high through Q1 at the Port of Gothenburg. Photo: Gothenburg Port Authority.

24 April 2020 08:06

Corona pandemic - Virtually no impact on freight volumes at Sweden’s largest port

In line with the rest of Sweden, the largest port in Scandinavia has remained open despite the coronavirus pandemic - and freight volumes have remained high through the first quarter of the year. This is revealed in the Port of Gothenburg’s new freight volume report.

24 April 2020 08:06

Corona pandemic: Virtually no impact on Q1 freight volumes at the Port of Gothenburg

The Port of Gothenburg, in line with the rest of Sweden, remains open despite the coronavirus pandemic. The most recent operating results are positive and show that freight volumes have remained high through the first quarter of the year. This is revealed in the Port of Gothenburg’s new freight volume report.

The Port of Gothenburg has the capacity to alleviate delays in other European ports resulting from the situation in the Suez Canal. Photo: Gothenburg Port Authority.

30 March 2021 07:28

The Port of Gothenburg takes measures to mitigate Suez effects

With the acute situation in the Suez Canal resolved, still, further delays in European ports await. Measures are now being prepared in the Port of Gothenburg that can both ensure fast transport of Scandinavian goods, and at the same time contribute to alleviating the coming congestion in major European ports.