Puerto Antioquia and Túnel del Toyo: a new gateway to the sea
For decades, Antioquia has operated at a structural disadvantage: it has no direct access to the sea. Cargo moving by sea has traditionally depended on ports like Cartagena, Buenaventura, or Barranquilla, with long and costly overland routes to reach the region. Two ongoing projects are changing that picture: Puerto Antioquia,…
Puerto Antioquia Consolidates Its Operation: First Coffee Export and 100 Ships Served
Puerto Antioquia reached two milestones in less than two weeks that confirm the Urabá terminal has moved from a promise under construction to an operational, measurable logistics alternative. On July 4, it received its 100th container ship since starting operations in February, and on July 16 it shipped its first…
Suspension of the Las Areneras closure: logistical impact in southwestern Antioquia
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The Port Revival of Urabá: A New Chapter for Northern Antioquia
Urabá, that strategic stretch in northern Antioquia known for its bananas, plantains, and its horizon open to the sea, is undergoing a profound transformation. The plans to consolidate up to five port terminals in the region reflect an ambitious bet on its logistical and commercial potential. As of November 25,…