Heavy-duty container terminals equipped with ship-to-shore gantry cranes
Busy multipurpose berths handling containers, breakbulk, and liquid bulk cargo
Direct road connections linking the port to major expressways and inland distribution centers
Regionally integrated facilities at Apapa and Tin Can Island expand overall port capacity

Key Exports

Crude oil and refined petroleum productsLiquefied natural gas and petrochemicalsCocoa, rubber, and agricultural commoditiesSolid minerals and metal scrapManufactured goods and consumer products for West African markets

Export Compliance

Traders are required to comply with Nigerian Export Promotion Council regulations and obtain all mandatory export documentation before shipment.

Destination Port

Altamira

Infrastructure Highlights

Deep-water berths capable of handling Panamax and post-Panamax vessels
Specialized terminals for containerized, petrochemical, and project cargo operations
Integrated road and rail access to the Tamaulipas and Nuevo León industrial zones
Extensive petrochemical and industrial park facilities integrated with the port area

Key Imports

Crude oil and feedstock for petrochemical plantsIndustrial equipment and machineryChemicals and additivesContainerized consumer goodsConstruction materials

Import Regulations

Inbound cargo is governed by Mexican customs clearance procedures, including proper tariff treatment and tax calculation.