Antwerp Port Authority

Port of Antwerp Brings Global Chemistry Together

Antwerp is the home port of the largest integrated chemical cluster in Europe. It is the place for entering into partnerships throughout the chain and even across sectors.

Ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge to Merge

The Belgian cities of Antwerp and Bruges have agreed to merge their respective ports, with the former taking an 80.2% share in the combined port and Bruges taking 19.8%. The merger remains subject to a number of conditions, including approval from Belgian competition authorities.

Positive Impact on Chemical Logistics and Production

The port of Antwerp is not only an important international hub for the chemical and petrochemical industry, especially for these industries it is a significant production site too.

Port of Antwerp Achieves Record in Liquid Bulk and Container Traffic

Port of Antwerp has achieved a new record year, with the port to handle total freight volumes of 199 million tonnes in 2014, a rise of 4.3% on 2013.

Port of Antwerp: Maritime Traffic Of Chemical And Petroleum Products Grows By More Than 30%

Port of Antwerp: Europe’s Largest Chemical Cluster