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2021 was another year full of challenges for the port of Antwerp. But despite disruptions in the global supply chain, Port of Antwerp performed strongly, matching the record year of 2019. Total cargo throughput in 2021 was 240 million tons; a growth of 3.8% compared to 2020 and slight growth compared to 2019. 2022 promises ...

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Last October, Port of Antwerp launched the first round of a market consultation for the NextGen District, the former General Motors site in the port area. As a result of this consultation, we are starting conversations with the first concessionaire candidates that meet the criteria for making the 88-hectare site a hotspot for circular economy. ...

First candidates for NextGen District named Last October, Port of Antwerp launched the first round of a market consultation for the NextGen District, the former General Motors site in the port area. As a result of this consultation, they are starting conversations with the first concessionaire candidates that meet the criteria for making the 88-hectare site a hotspot for circular economy. The second round of the consultation starts on 10 June 2021. This second round aims to attract innov...

Earlier this month, I was excited to read the highlights of the recently held EU-India leaders’ meeting that was virtually represented by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and physically represented by the heads of state of the 27 EU member states, Charles Michel – President of the European Council, and Ursula von der Leyen- President of ...

Record container throughput limits losses in 2020 The total throughput of Port of Antwerp in 2020 amounted to 231 million metric tonnes of cargo, a fall of 3.1% compared with the previous year. Thanks to the buoyant container throughput rates, which set a new record, the port was able to limit the overall decline in throughput. Compared with most other ports in the Hamburg-Le Havre range, the port held up very well despite a year dominated by coronavirus and other trade tensions. The investment...

15:47 PM | January 18, 2021 | Mark Thomas Annual liquid bulk volumes declined 4.2%, crude oil shipments plunged 60%. This information is only available to subscribers Why subscribe? chemweek.com is the one stop platform for chemical news, data and analysis across all industry sectors and geographies.