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Cargo Handling

Germany's largest universal port has a seaborne cargo throughput of 114.3 million tons for 2023.

Seaborne Cargo Handling

The seaborne cargo handling figures represent all imported and exported seaborne cargo.

Bulk Cargo Handling

Goods such as ore, coal, building materials, grain, fertilisers or mineral oil products are handled a bulk cargo in maritime transport.

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Conventional general cargo

The handling of conventional general cargo (incl. RoRo) is a specialised handling area with correspondingly high added value in the port.

Container Handling

A total of 7.7 million TEU crossed quay walls in the Port of Hamburg in 2023.

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Container Handling

Containers are increasingly shaping the image of the Port of Hamburg. Container handling has been the dominant segment here for years.

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Container Handling by Trade Areas

Worldwide shipping connections and the global flow of goods bring container traffic to Hamburg.

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Top 10 Trading Partners

With 2.2 million TEU (-12.0 per cent), China traditionally leads the top 10 list of Hamburg's partner countries in container handling in 2023.

Hinterland Traffic

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Modal Split in hinterland transports

Sea and hinterland transports are closely linked. As Europe's largest railway port, the Port of Hamburg plays its trump card here.

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Port Railway Transport Volume

The Hamburg port railway is the shunting, transfer and waiting area between the terminals' handling facilities, the connectors and the hinterland.

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Barge Transport Volume

The Port of Hamburg is one of the most important inland ports in Germany. Here, too, investments are being made and the waterway network is being expanded.

Facts & Figures

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Vessel Calls

Vessel calls in the past two years, broken down by ship type.

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大型集装箱船

Calls by Megamax container ships with more than 18,000 TEU continued to increase in 2023.

Contact

Christian Ulken

Market Research Manager, Port

Central Office
+49 40 37709 117
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