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Protestors from Belgium-registered Ukraine advocacy group Promote Ukraine, alongside Rise for Climate, on 16 April conducted a sanctioned protest against Russia’s shipping and oil at the Port of Antwerp.
Europe’s first end-to-end cargo LoRaWAN based cargo temperature monitoring service launched through collaboration by Port of Antwerp, Foodcareplus, Dockflow, and TrakAssure
Port of Antwerp expresses its support and empathy for all the human suffering caused by the conflict in Ukraine. As a world port, the port of Antwerp is regularly confronted with the consequences of geopolitical movements.
Growth within Port of Antwerp’s cold chain segment is set to persist in 2021. This is all the more remarkable in a year when the global supply chain was facing unprecedented challenges.
Antwerp@C, an initiative of Air Liquide, BASF, Borealis, ExxonMobil, INEOS, TotalEnergies, Fluxys and the Port of Antwerp has the ambition to support industries’ efforts towards a 50% CO2 emissions’ reduction within the Port of Antwerp, Belgium
To detect and clean this up as quickly as possible, Port of Antwerp is deploying drones. It is just one of the innovative digital solutions that should make the port future-proof.
Breakbulk volumes grew explosively in 2021 at the Port of Antwerp, after a huge downward spiral in 2020 due to the pandemic and global trade wars.
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.
On 25 June, the Court of Antwerp dismissed the charges pressed against shipowner Bocimar NV for the scrapping of a vessel in a Bangladeshi yard where a shipbreaking worker died.