In recent year the number of ships calls at the Big Port of St. Petersburg declined by 27 percent, compared with that of 2008, to 21.619 vessels.

According to statistical information by the Port Authority, in 2009
there were 10.786 ships calls at the port and the number of exits was
at 10.833 ships.

As a reminder, volumes of freight traffics through the Big Port of St.
Petersburg had been reported at 50.4 million tons in 2009, a
year-over-year 16 percent decline, while the volume of containers
transshipped declined by 32.3% – to 1.343.675 TEUs.

A detailed cover of the port’s numbers for 2009 in IAA “PortNews report.

Source: PortNews

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• Big Port of St. Petersburg 717 reports on this ship January, down 13% from Jan.2010

    The number of ship calls at the Big Port of St. Petersburg in January 2010 dropped to 717 ships or 13 percent from that of 2009 (350 inbound and 367 outbound ships), the Port Authority press release said. As it has been reported, the Big Port of St

• Cargo turnover at the port of Primorsk to 2% to 6.64 million tonnes

    Freight traffic through the port of Primorsk (Leningrad Oblast) in January 2010 rose by 2 percent from the same period last year, reaching 6.64 million tons of handled commodities. The volume includes 6.2 million tons of crude oil and 0.4 million of diesel fuel, PortNews reports quoting the harbormaster. Primorsk

• Russian oil exports via the port of Primorsk 6.7% down to 11m tonnes in January-February

    In January-February export of Russia’s oil through the oil terminal at the Port of Primorsk (Leningrad region) dropped by 6.7 percent, to 11.015.000 tons, PortNews IAA reports citing the Port Authority statement. The decline in crude oil volumes was primarily due to the pipeline repair works conducted by the Transneft

• The volume of cargo through the port of Arkhangelsk down 18.5% to 347.400 tonnes in January-February

    Cargo turnover at the Port of Arkhangelsk in January-February 2010 decreased by 18.5% from the same period of 2009, to 347.400 tons, PortNews IAA reports citing the Port Authority. According to the port’s statistics Arkhangelsk handled 81.700 tons of inbound cargo, 26.9% more as compared to January-February 2009, and 173.500

• Port of Long Beach Container Trade in June

     Containerized cargo movement at the Port of Long Beach declined 28.7 percent in June compared to the same month in 2008, according to The Chronicle. The port says imported cargo was down 28.4 percent from the prior year and exports declined 28.8 percent. There was also a 29.2 percent decline in

• Antwerpen 2009 box throughput Fell 15.6 percent

    The container volume handled by the Port of Antwerp in 2009 fell by 15.6 percent to 7,309,639 million 20-foot units, mirroring the decline in box volumes at all northern European ports. In tonnage terms, total container volume dropped 16.7 percent to 157,806,429 metric tons, compared to nearly 190 million metric

• Seaport of Ust-Luga (Leningrad region) shows a 50% increase in 2009,10.3 million tonnes of freight transported

    In recent calendar year the port of Ust-Luga port in Leningrad region showed a year-over-year 50% jump, or 10.3 million tons of shipped freight through its terminals. “PortNews” IAA reports citing the captain of the port Oleg Gluhov

• Big Port of St. Petersburg cargo turnover had fallen by 19% in Jan.-Oct. 2009

    Cargo turnover of the Big port of St.-Petersburg decreased by 19% (to 41.85 mln tons) in January-October, 2009 as compared to the corresponding period of 2008. As PortNews IAA learnt from Petr Parinov, Captain of the port, box turnover of the port decreased by 36.1% (to 1 mln 69 thousand

• Oil export via the port of Primorsk by 1% to 49.5 million tonnes Januar-Aug 09

    In January-August, 2009, oil export via port Primorsk increased by 1%, year-on-year, to 49.559.3 million tonnes, PortNews IAA learnt from Commercial Seaport Primorsk LLC. Primorsk is the largest port in the North-West region of Russia to export crude and oil products. In 2008, 75.58 million tonnes of oil cargo was exported via

• Transshipment of oil through the Russian port of Primorsk exports increased by 3.6 times to 3.9 million tonnes

    Transshipment of Russian exports oil through the port of Primorsk has increased by 3.6 times compared with the same period of 2008 – up 3.9 million tons, the port official report reads.

• Turnover of Big Port of St. Petersburg by 17% – to 46.58 million tonnes in January-November 2009

    Throughput of the Big Port of St. Petersburg in January-November 2009 dropped 17% – to 46,58 million tons, an official of the port said in an interview the PortNews agency

• 3.000 unclaimed container difficulty the major port of St. Petersburg

    Over 3.000 containers congested at the Big port of St. Petersburg, Ruslan Kiss, chairman of the board of directors of Russian Logistic Service Provider said recently in his interview with “PortNews” IAA. ?He clarified that the volumes of containers stored at the port had been increasing since August 2009.

• NCSP February growth rate below the average in the industry

    The growth in cargo turnover the Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port Group (NCSP) has seen in February 2010 turned out to be lower than the average for the sector, Finam IC reports citing the company’s analyst Konstantin Romanov. The expert noted as the most important positive trends in January-February the increase

• NCSP February growth rate below the average in the industry

    The growth in cargo turnover the Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port Group (NCSP) has seen in February 2010 turned out to be lower than the average for the sector, Finam IC reports citing the company’s analyst Konstantin Romanov. The expert noted as the most important positive trends in January-February the increase