Toro & Betolaza Group has opened its terminal on dock A3 at the port of Bilbao, Spain.
The 110,000 sq m terminal features a 500 m berthing line with a depth of 21 m, as well as a 21,600 sq m of covered warehousing, says Bilbao.
The terminal also features a ro-ro ramp with a capacity up to 250 tonnes, suitable for oversized cargoes.
According to the port of Bilbao, Toro & Betolaza Group’s terminal responds to the requirements of higher capacity vessels calling at the port.
Freight forwarder AsstrA Associated Traffic has coordinated the delivery of OBSL modules for Ineos Project One – the first of up to 100 modules that it expects to move for the project.
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