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.
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Despite the Coronavirus crisis, the Port of Gothenburg is open and working at full capacity in all areas. Loading, discharge and maritime services are operating as normal. So far this year, volumes have...
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A sudden shift in demand for Swedish imported goods in the wake of the Coronavirus has led to a need for interim storage of goods that have already been ordered and are on their way to Sweden, mainly in...
Read moreWhen physical contact between members of the crew on board ship and workers at the quayside needs to be kept to a minimum, new routines are required – and quickly. At the Port of Gothenburg there are clear...
Read moreThe Port of Gothenburg is continuing to monitor the spread of the coronavirus very closely. Operational adaptations are being made on an ongoing basis. The following is the latest bulletin.
Read moreDue 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...
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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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