Port Of The Week 
The Port of Rotterdam - Province of South Holland in the Netherlands

This week in PortDA (Virtual Port Network), The Rotterdam port received various enquiries related to Port charges and other ship owner & cargo owner services. Rotterdam is Europe’s largest port by far; a world-class port. Everything you could ever imagine is transported via the port of Rotterdam. The gateway to Europe. An important logistics hub for the entire world. Please visit https://www.portda.com to get instant PDA based on updated Port Tariff and get instant local agency support, Transportation services, Clearance, Rental Equipment's, Marine Services, Bunker Suppliers, Ship Chandlers, Holds Cleaning and much more. PortDA is a one stop solution for all Cargo Owner and ship owner activities and services with all agents a part of a big Virtual Port Network

Other Major Netherlands Ports in PortDA

• Amsterdam Port
• Terneuzen Port
• Moredijk port
• Vlissingen Port
• Delfzijl Port
• Curacao Port

 PortDA Registered Ship Agent in Port Of Rotterdam (Netherlands) 

UNITED GLOBAL SHIPPING AGENCY

 Vessels In Rotterdam Port 

191 vessels have arrived within the past 24 hours and 236 ships are expected to arrive in the next 30 days.

Our Cargo Enquiris you might be interested In

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Maximum vessel sizes
• Maximum length: na
• Maximum beam: na
• Maximum draught: 22,55 meter
• Maximum air draught: na
• Supplementary information: na
Working hours
• Start Day: 09.00
• End Day: 17.00
• Week Day Start: Monday
• Week Day End: Friday
Cargo
• Cargo Type: Dry bulk
• Weight of Goods: 88 Ton
• Supplementary Information: na
• Cargo Type: Wet bulk
• Weight of Goods: 202 Ton
• Supplementary Information: na
• Cargo Type: Container
• Weight of Goods: 128 Ton
• Supplementary Information: na
• Cargo Type: Roro
• Weight of Goods: 20
• Supplementary Information: na
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Expected vessels at Port for next few days

• Jan 10, MAERSK ESSEX,Container Ship
• Jan 10, FRIGG W, General Cargo Ship
• Jan 10, MOL EMISSARY, Container Ship
• Jan 10, TERIBERKA, General Cargo Ship
• Jan 10,  PHOENIX J, Container Ship
• Jan 10, MSC ERICA, Container Ship
• Jan 10, MISSISSAUGA EXPRESS ,Container Ship
• Jan 10,  CMA CGM LOUGA ,Container Ship
• Jan 10,  WEC VERMEER, Container Ship
• Jan 10,  AKRANES, Ro-Ro Cargo Ship 

 Do you know this about Rotterdam Port? 

Highlights: ‘Rotterdam makes moderate 1% increase in port tariffs for 2021'

• As has been the case from 2018 to 2020, port tariffs increased by 1% in 2021, taking into account inflation, market conditions and economic development, according to the Port of Rotterdam Authority.
• The Port of Rotterdam is seeking a rapid development of shore power facilities in the area over the next five years.The port and the local municipal authorities plan to add 8-10 new shore power facilities by 2025, the Port of Rotterdam said in a statement on its website Friday.
• EUROPE: PORT OF ROTTERDAM SPELLS OUT POSITION ON SHORE POWER

General FAQ's about Port of Rotterdam

1) How many ports are in Rotterdam?
Rotterdam consists of five distinct port areas and three distribution parks that facilitate the needs of a hinterland with over 50,000,000 consumers throughout the continent of Europe.
2) Who owns the port of Rotterdam?
The Port of Rotterdam Authority is an unlisted public limited company. The shares in the Port of Rotterdam Authority are held by the Municipality of Rotterdam (approx 70%) and the Dutch government (approx 30%).
3) Why is the Port of Rotterdam so important?
Global Hub & Gateway.
Thanks to over 500 deep sea, short sea, feeder and RoRo liner connections to more than 1,000 ports worldwide, the port of Rotterdam is a major international hub and the gateway to Europe. Furthermore, it is first port of call for many shipping companies, resulting in huge time savings.
4) Is Rotterdam the largest port in the world?
The Port of Rotterdam is currently the biggest port in Europe and the sixth biggest in the world by annual cargo throughput.The Port of Rotterdam is the largest port in Europe, with a throughput of 14.5 million TEU.
5) How deep is Rotterdam port?
20 metres . Water depth in the ports is 20 metres, deep enough for the largest sea-going vessels.
6) Is Rotterdam a free port?
The Port of Rotterdam acts as the external border of the European Union, which means that, after clearance in Rotterdam, freight can travel freely through the EU member states.
7) How did Rotterdam get its name?
It is situated on the banks of the river Nieuwe Maas ("New Meuse"), one of the streams in the delta formed by the Rhine and Meuse rivers. The name "Rotterdam" derives from the city's origin at a dam in a small river, the Rotte.
8) How long is the port of Rotterdam?
Having an area of over 100 square kilometres, the Rotterdam port has a length of 40 kilometres with a pier lengthof about 89 kilometres.