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We are an integral part of Sweden's logistics chain

We are a municipal company with a diverse range of activities and various businesses. Our four core areas of operation are to be an active landlord, to market the port, manage port calls, and logistics properties.

The Gothenburg Port Authority owns the port area. We provide spaces for various stakeholders and manage the cargo hub in the Port of Gothenburg. The actual cargo handling, including loading and unloading of vessels, is carried out by our selected operators. In addition to this, we exercise strategic oversight and control to ensure optimal results for our partners and the Port of Gothenburg as a whole.

On our website, you will find everything you need to know about the port. From service offerings to e-services, projects and news to information and sustainability efforts.

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With the broadest range of shipping lines in the Nordic region, the Port of Gothenburg is the obvious logistics choice to and from Sweden.

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The best logistics hub in the Nordics, again

The Gothenburg region has been named the best logistics location in the Nordics. With the largest port in the Nordics, an extensive railway network, and a central position for import and export, Gothenburg plays a crucial role in the future of Nordic logistics.

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The EU port strategy takes shape – Port of Gothenburg is already ahead

When Europe’s port leaders gathered in Thessaloniki for this year’s ESPO conference, it became clear that a new direction is taking shape in the EU’s transport policy. Discussions revolved around geopolitical uncertainties, shifting trade patterns, and the demands of the climate transition – but above all, the conference marked the start of a dialogue on the EU’s upcoming port strategy. The Port of Gothenburg is a natural part of that dialogue.

Falköping’s Logistics Center is for all of Skaraborg

With its strategic location and strong rail connections, Falköping is becoming a logistics hub for the entire Skaraborg region. At the heart of this growth is the Skaraborg Logistics Center - an expanding terminal with capacity for longer trains, efficient multimodal solutions, and a clear role in the national push for sustainable freight transport. Ida Elf from Falköping Municipality explains how collaboration, proximity, and vision are powering the region’s logistics future.

IMO’s net-zero decision: “A welcome step, but more ambition is needed”

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has taken a key step toward decarbonising global shipping by adopting a regulatory framework aimed at reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions from international shipping “by or around 2050”. While this marks progress, the Port of Gothenburg believes that the level of ambition must increase to fully align with global climate targets.