Cargo types we handle
Bagged cargo (food, feed, building materials), palletized goods, big-bags (FIBC) up to standard tonne capacity, containers (general-purpose 20' and 40'), equipment and machinery, packaged construction materials, paper and pulp, timber. Out-of-gauge and project cargo handled per individual lifting plan.
Handling capabilities
Mobile cranes for vessel and dockside handling, forklifts for warehouse and yard movement, telescopic loaders for awkward lifts. A floating crane covers barge-to-vessel and ship-to-shore work where berth-side cranes cannot reach. Standard schemes: vessel-to-warehouse, vessel-to-truck, vessel-to-vessel and warehouse-to-rail.
Storage and dispatch
Open yards for weather-tolerant cargo (steel, packaged construction, containers). Covered storage for moisture-sensitive break-bulk. Both with hard-surface handling areas. Dispatch by truck via certified weighbridges or by rail via on-site fronts. Bonded storage available within the customs zone for cargo awaiting clearance.
Project cargo and out-of-gauge
Out-of-gauge equipment and project cargo (industrial machinery, wind components, oversized parts) is planned individually with the shipper before vessel arrival. We handle the lift (lifting plans, special slings, multi-crane lifts) and on-site movement; onward transport and documentation are arranged by the shipper or their forwarder.
Frequently asked questions
Can you handle palletized food cargo with food-grade requirements?
Yes. Our covered warehouses include sections suited to food-grade requirements, with cleaning protocols between cargo changes and segregation from contaminating cargo types. Specific food-safety certifications can be discussed for sustained programs.
Do you handle standard containers (20'/40') alongside break-bulk?
Yes. We handle standard general-purpose containers in our open yards. We do not currently operate as a dedicated container terminal (no gantry cranes, no container shuttles), but containers within mixed shipments are common cargo here.
What's the maximum lift weight for project cargo?
Lift capacity depends on the equipment combination and the specific lift plan. For project and out-of-gauge cargo we confirm the achievable lift capacity for your shipment as part of the quotation.
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