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Ljusning efter tuff period för bilhanteringen i Göteborgs hamn

Coronapandemin har drabbat många branscher hårt i världen, däribland fordonsindustrin. Som konsekvens har bilhanteringen i Göteborgs hamn drabbats av en kraftig dipp – men volymerna har redan börjat återhämta sig. Samtidigt har Logent Ports and Terminals, som främst hanterar de transoceana fordonsvolymerna i hamnen, kunnat bredda sitt kunderbjudande.

Volvo cars being loaded onto vessels "City of Oslo" and "Undine". Photo: Gothenburg Port Authority.

9 June 2020 06:44

Vehicle handling recovering from difficult period at the Port of Gothenburg

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a shattering impact in many sectors throughout the world, including the automotive industry. Although vehicle handling at the Port of Gothenburg has been largely affected, there are already signs of a recovery. Logent Ports and Terminals, which mainly handles transocean vehicle volumes, have also been able to broaden its customer offering.

The Port of Gothenburg. Photo: Gothenburg Port Authority.

31 August 2023 07:02

Stability in Port of Gothenburg Cargo Throughput Despite Uncertain Times

The Port of Gothenburg continues to maintain high volumes across most cargo segments, despite the ongoing economic slowdown both globally and domestically. This is evident from the Port of Gothenburg’s cargo volume report for the first half of 2023.