The UK’s largest port operator, Associated British Ports (ABP), is bringing forward more than 1,000 acres of development land to support the UK’s supply chain, manufacturing and renewable energy sectors. ABP operates 21 ports around the UK and is making 14 strategic sites, encompassing a total of 1,075 acres (435ha), available for a range of… Continue reading Associated British Ports Launches Development Initiative for More Than 1,000 Acres of Strategic Land

The Chancellor’s announcement in last week’s budget that three of the eight Freeport areas – The Humber, Tees and Thames – are in the first wave to be given their new tax zone powers is hugely welcome. It means that we are now in position to move forward with our ambitious plans to attract investment,… Continue reading The Humber Freeport Green-Light Is The Catalyst To Decarbonising Our Economy, Says ABP Regional Director Simon Bird

Supply Demand is creating challenges, but Port Houston is working diligently The Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority met on the 2rd November for its regular monthly meeting. Port Houston Chairman Ric Campo opened the meeting by expressing his appreciation for all “the people working together to keep the cargo moving.” Chairman Campo… Continue reading Cargo Continues to Move at Port Houston

Freight volumes continue to increase at the Port of Gothenburg. This can be seen from newly published figures covering the period up to the end of September. On the container side, volumes rose by 16 per cent during the third quarter, despite continued disruption in global freight flows in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.… Continue reading Volumes Increase at the Port of Gothenburg as Transport Demand Remains High

London, 27th October 2021 – Thames Freeport partners have welcomed the Chancellor’s announcement – made yesterday during his Budget – that it will be able to begin operations from November. Commenting on the news: Ernst Schulze, UK Chief Executive of DP World: “This is exciting news for Thames Freeport, our customers and the local community. Freeport… Continue reading Thames Freeport Partners Welcome Official Announcement in Yesterday’s Budget

As the UK logistics industry continues to face pressure from the ongoing disruption across the supply chain, it is well reported that the entire industry faces many challenges as a result of global port congestion, HGV driver shortages, Brexit and COVID. Peel Ports Group, the second largest port group in the country, views less reliance… Continue reading Strong Regional Ports to be a Gamechanger for the Future of the UK’s Supply Chain