Amount of Transit Cargo Handled at Ports in Turkey

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Cargo handled for “transit” purposes at ports in Turkey increased by 12%.

During the 2011-2020 period, the amount of cargo handled for “transit” purposes at ports in Turkey increased by 12% on a “ton” basis.

In the 2011-2020 period, “Solid Bulk” cargoes increased by 52%, “General Cargo” cargoes by 39%, “Container” by 146%, while “Liquid Bulk” cargoes decreased by 10%.

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Türkiye'deki Limanlarda Elleçlenen Toplam Transit Yük Miktarı (TON)

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For other data that may be related to this data, you can refer to the Amount of Cargo Handled in Ports in Turkey, Amount of Export Cargo Handled in Ports in Turkey, Amount of Import Cargo Handled in Ports in Turkey and Cabotage Cargo Amount Handled in Ports in Turkey.

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Source : General Directorate of Maritime Affairs-Department of Development of Maritime Trade, Cargo Statistics

 

For information about load types, you can refer to the link https://armatorlerbirligi.org.tr/gemi-tipleri .

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