Due to the Coronavirus, the Gothenburg Port Authority is currently requesting a Maritime Declaration of Health from all calling vessels at the Port of Gothenburg. This has been the case since Monday, February 3, and is requested until further notice.
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The terminals at the Port of Gothenburg have become considerably quicker, more dependable, and more flexible. This can be seen from the latest results from the Customer Satisfaction Index, a survey conducted...
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Newly published Port of Gothenburg freight figures for 2019 showed that container volumes at the Port of Gothenburg rose for the second year in succession. Container freight from the whole of Sweden is...
Read moreA machine park completely run on renewable fuels, a doubling of rail-borne freight and optimising of loading and discharge operations. These are parts of a new climate strategy launched by APM Terminals...
Read moreDFDS is bringing a new vessel into service that will strengthen the port’s offering within the intra-European ro-ro sector. The newly built Hollandia Seaways is one of the largest ro-ro vessels in the
Read moreThe Port of Gothenburg has joined a collaboration with ten other Nordic ports. In a signed declaration, the ports have agreed to cooperate, exchange information and share approaches in a number of areas...
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The United Kingdom is leaving the EU on 31 January but will remain part of the customs union and the single market during a transition period, which will last until 31 December. During this period business will be as usual for those who trade with the United Kingdom. The Port of Gothenburg will continue to monitor developments throughout the transition period.
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