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Piraeus, Greece
Greece
Quezon City, Philippines
South Harbor, Port Area, Manila, Philippines
The Philippine Ports Authority manages and operates a national port system in the Philippines, providing reliable port services and supporting trade and national development.
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Piper Alderman specialises in transport and trade law
Houston, TX, United States
Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. is engaged in interstate and intrastate crude oil transportation, and crude oil gathering, marketing, terminalling and storage, as well as the marketing and storage of liquefied petroleum gas and other petroleum products, primarily in Texas, California, Oklahoma, Kansas, Louisiana and the Canadian Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan. The Partnership's common units are traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "PAA". The Partnership is headquartered in Houston, Texas.
Port Alberni, B.C., Canada
Port Alberni Harbour Commission manages and operates the Port Alberni Harbour, facilitating maritime trade and transportation in Port Alberni, Canada.
Port Alberni,, BC, Canada
Port Alberni Port Authority manages the Port Alberni harbor in British Columbia, Canada, facilitating maritime trade and port operations.
A Coruña, Spain
The Port Authority of A Coruña manages and operates the port facilities in A Coruña, Spain, facilitating maritime trade and logistics.
Ashdod, Israel
The Port Authority of Ashdod is the official authority managing the port operations in Ashdod, Israel, facilitating maritime trade and logistics.
Baranquilla, Colombia
The Port Authority of Barranquilla manages and operates the port facilities in Barranquilla, Colombia, facilitating maritime trade and logistics.
Buffalo, NY, United States
The Port of Buffalo is a major U.S. port on the Great Lakes, offering extensive bulk cargo storage and seamless intermodal shipping solutions including marine, rail, and land transport.
Manta, Manabí, Ecuador
The Port Authority of De Manta manages port operations and facilities in Manta, Manabí, Ecuador, facilitating maritime trade and logistics.
Delfzijl, Netherlands
The Port Authority of Delfzijl/Eemshaven manages and develops the seaports of Delfzijl and Eemshaven in the Netherlands, facilitating maritime trade and logistics.
Genoa,, Italy
The Port Authority of Genoa manages and oversees the operations of the port of Genoa, Italy, facilitating maritime trade and logistics.
Santana, Brazil
The Port Authority of Macapa (Santana) manages port operations and infrastructure in Santana, Brazil, facilitating maritime trade and logistics.
Dartmouth, NS, Canada
The Port Authority of Newcastle manages port operations and facilities in Dartmouth, Canada, supporting maritime trade and transportation.
Port Cartier, PQ, Canada
The Port Authority of Port Cartier manages and operates the port facilities in Port Cartier, Canada, facilitating maritime trade and transportation.
Klong Toey, Bangkok,, Thailand
The Port Authority of Thailand is a state enterprise responsible for managing and operating major ports in Thailand, including Laem Chabang and Bangkok Port, facilitating maritime trade and logistics.
Port Canaveral, FL, United States
Port Canaveral is a dynamic and easily accessible seaport in Florida, serving over 8.6 million cruise passengers and handling more than 6.2 million short tons of cargo annually. It offers extensive cruise, cargo, and recreational facilities along with logistics support and a foreign trade zone.
Freeport, TX, United States
Port Freeport is the most operationally efficient port on the West Gulf Coast, offering excellent access to key Texas markets with seamless logistics and strong partnerships to support business growth.
Freeport, TX, United States
Port Freeport has continued to make improvements to its facilities while implementing its Strategic Master Plan. Prodjects currently underway are: Construction of Dock A (750 ft. dock) is nearing completion · The expansion of an open storage yard was completed · Port Freeport has experienced tremendous growth in truck traffic. On average 6000 trucks per month are visisting Port Freeport for pick up and delivery of cargo. · The port’s mobile container crane apron work area expansion has been completed · Port Freeport has widened its access channel to allow for the passage of 100,000 dwt ships · Port Freeport’s deep berthing area has been deepened to 70 ft. This area has become a preferred site for specialized cargo business sucha as heavy lift pieces and drill rigs Port Freeport is a niche port and is always willing to cater to our clients specific needs. Port Freeport has established Foreign Trade Zone #149 and is currently working on expanding this general purpose zone to areas in the northern parts of Brazoria County. Port Freeport Tonnage Statistics Tonnage 747,839 Domestic Tonnage 164,555 Total Tonnage 912, 934 During FY 1999-2000 annual ship calls were 164. There has been a 27.6% increase in barge calls for Port Freeport. Currently, Dole Liner Express is the only liner service to and from Central America with stops in Freeport. The primaryimport cargo is bananas and other fruits form Central America. Port Freeport is now recognized asn the nations top banana port of the Gulf Coast. Port Freeport is a thriving port with all the necessary components to be a full service port. Port Freeport’s 45 foot deep, 400 foot wide and 3.5 mile long channel quickly brings in vessels up to 80,000 dead weight tons from the Gulf of Mexico to the harbor. Port Freeport is currently implementing an aggressive expansion program that has dredged our deep berthing area to 70 feet and we are now actively working toward the extension of “A” dock to 750 feet. The port has a Gottwald 280 multi-purpose mobile crane, which has the capacity to perform twenty-five container, moves per hour or be outfitted to handle lifts in excess of 100 tons. Port Freeport has continued to acquire equipment and proceed with expansion plans to provide enhanced services to its clientele. Contrary to some larger Gulf ports, Port Freeport still offers personal, tailor-made service to its customers. In addition, Port Freeport has on site warehouse and transit shed space in excess of 400,000 square feet. Foreign Trade Zone #149 is active at Port Freeport. The FTZ permits unique incentives to Port Freeport’s clientele. An active FTZ may allow for the deferral, reduction or possible elimination of duties. Port Freeport maintains an inventory of developable properties that could meet most any needs of its’ clients. In 1999, Port Freeport handled more than 872,000 metric tons of neo-bulk, breakbulk, containers and liquid bulk commodities. Port Freeport is truly a multi-purpose port. Dole Fresh Fruits, Chiquita Brands, Inc and American Rice are a few of the companies that call Port Freeport Home.