Ports and Terminals in Europe
Reach growing consumer markets in the EU by shipping to port cities in Europe
The European Union is a growing consumer market, making ports in Europe ideal locations for expanding your operation. Europe has a long history of maritime shipping, and is home to more than 1,000 ports. The city of Rotterdam, The Netherlands is home of the largest port in Europe, which was the busiest port in the world until 2004.There are numerous companies and organizations that specialize in maritime shipping in Europe. The Internet is a valuable resource for information on ports in Europe, and can help you to find the resources to help you expand your business.
The following list will help you to find information you need on ports and terminals in Europe:
1. Locate ports in Europe to help your business go global.
2. Start your expansion to European ports on the right foot with a good operation plan.
3. Partner with terminal operators who have experience in European cargo terminals.
Find European terminals and ports in Europe by region and country
Europe is home to many ports. Online maps can help you locate ports and terminals in Europe.
Try: World Port Source allows you to locate port cities in Europe using an interactive map. You can search by region and then by country. Europe is divided into four regions. The European Ports Organization provides an interactive map of ports. Move your mouse over the map and zoom as you wish. Click on a port to view its website. The organization also provides information about ports in Europe.
Work with consultants to create a plan for your expansion to European ports
Create a solid operations plan with the help of consultants who have experience working in European cargo terminals and ports. No matter what phase of expansion with which you are involved, companies can provide services tailored to any stage of your project.
Try: Magellan Shipping provides a range of services to help with your expansion to European ports. The company specializes in customs regulations, tariffs and other legal issues that need to be in order before you can ship to Europe. The Scott Wilson Group offers a variety of consultancy services to make your expansion go smoothly. The company can help you with both development plans and engineering designs.
Hire cargo handlers and terminal operators with experience in European ports
There are numerous companies across Europe to help you with your terminal operations. Partnering with companies already established in European ports will help your expansion to be successful.
Try: The Contship Italia Group offers turn-key solutions for all aspects of cargo handling. The company operates in ports around Europe. APM Terminals operates terminals across Europe, including Rotterdam. Contact APM to find out how it can assist you with your expansion to cargo terminals in Europe.
- Before shipping to ports and terminals in Europe, check with both the destination country and the European Union to see if there are any regulations and/or restrictions on the goods you are transporting.
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