Puerto Antioquia Receives Its Largest Ship to Date
On August 9, 2026, Puerto Antioquia handled the CMA CGM Dignity, a Neo-Panamax vessel measuring 366 meters with a capacity of 14,800 TEU. It is the largest ship the Urabá terminal has handled since it began operations.During its stay at the port, crews completed 211 container movements, averaging 26 moves…
Puerto Antioquia: A New Strategic Logistics Hub in Colombia
The start of operations at Puerto Antioquia in the Urabá region marks a significant step in the evolution of Colombia’s logistics system. More than just a new port terminal, this project introduces tangible changes in how companies can manage their import and export processes.In its early stages, the port is…
Colombia will have a new maritime terminal in Ciénaga: logistics implications of rail and road integration
The approval of a new maritime terminal in the municipality of Ciénaga, in Colombia’s Magdalena department, represents a relevant milestone for the country’s logistics infrastructure. The project, which will operate under a 30‑year concession, stands out for integrating maritime, rail, and road transport within a single operational node—an uncommon configuration…
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,…