Menu

Container Handling by Trade Areas

Worldwide shipping connections and the global flow of goods bring container traffic to Hamburg. Accordingly, the flow of goods via the Port of Hamburg covers all trade areas. However, the Far East (North-East Asia + South-East Asia) and the Baltic region have long been major centers for Hamburg’s container shipping.

Contact

You are interested in further statistics and evaluations? Feel free to contact us! We can provide data for a fee if necessary.
- Christian Ulken
  Market Research Manager, Port
  +49 40 37709 117
  eMail
  I analyze the port stage of the transport chain, compiling monthly market research reports for our members. To have my finger directly on the pulse of the Port of Hamburg is my motivation.

Statistics
Container Handling
Containers are increasingly shaping the image of the Port of Hamburg. Container handling has been the dominant segment here for years.
Statistics
Bulk Cargo Handling
Goods such as ore, coal, building materials, grain, fertilisers or mineral oil products are handled a bulk cargo in maritime transport.
Statistics
Conventional general cargo
The handling of conventional general cargo (incl. RoRo) is a specialised handling area with correspondingly high added value in the port.
Statistics
Modal Split in hinterland Traffic
Sea and hinterland transports are closely linked. As Europe's largest railway port, the Port of Hamburg plays its trump card here.