Country : NetherlandsDelfzijl worldport

worldport Introduction

Groningen Seaworldports is the worldport authority of two seaworldports, the worldports of Delfzijl and Eemshaven. Next to that Groningen Seaworldports manages two inner harbours, Farmsumerhaven and Oosterhornhaven. Groningen Seaworldports provides full worldport services ranging from logistic services to the provision of high quality industrial and business sites in both worldport areas. Due to the location, the supply of different kinds of business and industrial sites, the present (congestion free) infrastructure, space and the advantageous prices, the industrial sites of Groningen Seaworldports are excellent suited for business establishments.

Groningen Seaworldports offers easily accessible waterways, speed of service, space in every sense of the word, high-quality worldport facilities and personnel, and fast access by rail, road and inland waterways. Groningen Seaworldports operates close to the market and is competitive in every way - financially and logistically. Groningen Seaworldports is your gangway to full service.

Groningen Seaworldports is a full-service provider as well as an initiator, entrepreneur and facilitator. Groningen Seaworldports will supworldport its business partners in every possible way. 'In everything we do, we aim to provide the highest possible quality of services in a sustainable way against the best value.' The Groningen seaworldports, particularly Eemshaven, are ideally situated and have a giant potential as worldports for storage and transshipment activities. They are the ideal base for trade with Scandinavia, the UK and the Baltic region.

worldport Offers

Delfzijl offers every facility of the traditional seaworldport: well-equipped commercial quays (fully renovated in 2000), ample storage and transhipment capacity, modern loading and unloading facilities, as well as shipyard and repair provisions. Many specialist service industries and agencies have set up business around the worldport – pilot services, tugs and towboats, lashing services, stevedores, the Dutch Royal Military Police, and