As the middle of 2025 draws near, tomorrow being the winter solstice, this season ‘s citrus exports has seen an increase of 5% YTD from CTCT and up 7%
from all Cape Town terminals.
This is in conjunction with excellent results from all 3 terminals for week 24 (09 – 15/06) as follows:
* CTCT : 18382 TEU handled (target 11887); 18 GCH (target 15) SWH 41.5(target 32) 29% stack occupancy 348 rail moves; (tell this to the World Bank!)
* CTMPT : 1387 TEU handled (target 393) 12 GCH (target 16) SWH 15 (target 19)
* FPT : Stack Occupancy ; 77% 11 vessels handled: 1 container, 7 Multi cargo, 2 Dry bulk, 1 breakbulk; in addition worked 2 bulk vessels at A berth
Vessels berthings on arrival – Well done, Port of Cape Town!
The only black cloud on the horizon is the Merchant Shipping Bill, which if implemented in its current format, will have a far greater impact on the
Western Cape economy than President Trump’s planned 30% import duty!
How can YOU, dear Industry Stakeholder, change this conversation?
Attend our in-person event on Wednsday , 25th June and hear an expert in the field, Annelize Crosby, of Agbiz, take on this.
We are also hosting Johann Kotze, CEO Of AgriSA, who will provide the keynote address.
For ease of reference, please find attached invitation for the 25th!
See you on board on the 15th Floor, Convention Tower, on Wedneday!
