Portakabin
Portakabin is the pioneer of modular construc- tion in Europe, delivering interim and perma- nent bespoke buildings, of any size and to fulfil almost any application, site and design. It has provided award-winning off-site accommoda- tion solutions of outstanding quality and excep- tional service, with unrivalled on time and on budget performance, for over 50 years across 7 countries.
PORT OF BILBAO, THE BEST CONNECTION BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND THE CONTINENT •High-frequency maritime services for lo-lo and ro-ro cargoes to UK and Ireland •Modern and functional facilities for all types of goods. •Docks with draughts of up to 32 metres. •First-class connections to the European motorway network. •Excellent railway link to our dry dock network •Great investment capacity. New 60 ha quay under construction with 2 km of berthing line. •New opportunities for intermodal operations, ware- housing and industrial activities in our dry dock at Burgos, operative this year.
08453550350
www.portakabin.co.uk info@portakabin.com
4087 PORT BOULOGNE CALAIS
Port Boulogne Calais is a multimodal port (SEA- RAIL-ROAD) with important storage facilities. As the closest place from the UK on the mainland, the port is leader on the Channel crossing traffics and seafood industry. It offers a large range of services: RoRo, bulk, high standard facilities and general cargo. VIIA Britanica rail motorway service linking Cal- ais to Le Boulou is now opened for business. As the longest rail motorway in Europe (avoiding 1,200 km of roads), VIIA Britanica allows road hauliers to cross France in only 22
hours.This strategic location gives transporters the benefit of integrated sea-rail service between Dover and Le Boulou.
+ 33 (0) 3 21 46 29 00
www.portboulognecalais.fr contact@portboulognecalais.fr
6022 Port of Antwerp
The Port of Antwerp is by all means the leading European integrated maritime and logistics hub and second largest seaport in Europe. Located right at the heart of Europe, it has become the centre of worldwide trading activities. Optimal connections by shortsea and through a vast net- work of highway, railway and inland waterways guarantee a smooth throughput to all of the ma- jor European industrial and consumer areas. With a focus on all types of cargo, Antwerp han- dled during 2016 more than 214 million tonnes of maritime cargo during 2016 of which more than 10 million TEU.
0034944871200
WWW.BILBAOPORT.EUS
COMERCIAL@BILBAOPORT.EUS
3060 Bristol Port
Bristol Port provides the full range of port, ware- housing, logistics and distribution services. Bristol Port is the UK’s only deep water port to have direct motorway and rail connections to all points of the compass. Able to handle vessels up to 130,000dwt its extensive facilities and loca- tion close to the heart of the UK make it a highly capable distribution location.
These resources, combined with efficient man- agement, provide a climate for innovation, and that is why we continue to invest in technology, security, the skills and the people who make it happen.
Visit Bristol Port on stand 6020.
01179820000
www.bristolport.co.uk enquiries@bristolport.co.uk
6020
Port of Dover Cargo spe- cialises in the handling, storage and freight for- warding of temperature controlled commodities. Dover Cargo Terminal is ideally situated for fast shipments of perishable goods by both sea and road. Adjacent to all of
the Channel’s main shipping lanes, and with direct motorway access, Port of Dover Cargo offers fast, dedicated and direct access to Euro- pean and UK markets. Port of Dover is delivering one of the most im- portant cargo projects in North West Europe; Dover Western Docks Revival will provide a multi-purpose cargo terminal and port centric distribution facility transforming cargo and logistic operations.
+32 3 229 7149
www.portofantwerp.com Michiel.vermeiren@
portofantwerp.com
www.multimodal.org.uk 3056
+44 (0) 1304 222101
www.doverport.co.uk/cargo sam.stewart@
dovercargo.co.uk
6040
+44 (0) 191 455 2671
www.portoftyne.co.uk logisticssalesenquiries@portofyne.co.uk
5020 Port of Zeebrugge
Zeebrugge handled 37.8 million tons in 2016. Cargoes include containers, ro-ro units, new cars, high and heavy, breakbulk, LNG and food. The port is the world’s leading car handling hub (2.78 million units) and is also the dominant port for unaccompanied ro-ro cargoes (trailers and containers) within Europe. Zeebrugge offers up to 20 daily sailings connection UK & Ireland to continental Europe, Scandinavia, Baltics and Southern Europe. A state of the art deep-water container facility accommodates 19,000-plus TEU vessels. The wide array of transport links makes Zeebrugge an excellent location for dis- tribution purposes.
Port of Ramsgate
If you have a business that wants to grow, the Port of Ramsgate should be your first choice. Ramsgate is the second closest UK port to con- tinental Europe and is set on 32 acres of dedi- cated port land. It is a free flowing port, you can be en route within minutes of disembarkation.
The Port has a dedicated tunnel that bypasses the town and links with the UK motorway net- work via the dualled A299. It is 58 miles from junction 2 of the M25, with good links to the M20 and is not affected by the inconvenience of M20 Operation Stack.
01843 572100
www.portoframsgate.co.uk portoframsgate@thanet.gov.uk
8020 Port Of Tyne
The Port of Tyne in North East England is an award-winning port and one of the UK’s major deep sea ports - a vital trading gateway to Eu- rope and beyond. The Port’s Logistics operation offers customers a one-stop-shop for integrated shipping, storage and distribution activities. Port of Tyne offers a greener, smarter and faster alternative to the heavy traffic congestion of South East England.
+3250543211
www.portofzeebrugge.be commercial.department@
mbz.be
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