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Handling your
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First Ship of 2018
at the Port of BelleduneThe Belledune Port Authority (BPA) officially greeted Captain Kumar Raj, Master of
the M.T.M. “Penang”, the first ship to lay anchor at the Port of Belledune in 2018
The M.T.M. “Penang” is registered in Singapore and her last port of call before
arriving in Belledune was Rouen, France. The vessel’s agent is Fundy Shipping.,
represented by Ms. Nicole Boudreau. The M.T.M. “Penang” docked at the Port of
Belledune the morning of January 19h, 2018, where the vessel is loaded approximately
19,000MT of acid. The next stop for the M.T.M. “Penang” will be at Jorf Lasfar in Morroco.
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Did you know? Road salt is one of the Port of Belledune’s
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Did you know? Wood pellets are one of the greenest ways to
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The Belledune Port Authority is a proud member of theMost Beautiful Bays in the World Bay of Chaleur. Sea Beautiful!
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Welcome to the Port of Belledune!
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Next ship in port
Federal Ems | December 19th, 2018 | Terminal: BMS/ Terminal 1 | Agent: TBA | Time : 08:00:00
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Terminal Operators
Stevedores at the Port of Belledune ensure the integrity and safety of your cargo by employing highly skilled people and providing them with the right equipment to do the job. Click here to learn more about our Terminal Operators.
Modular Fabrication
Do you need a competitive location near a port with heavy lift capacity? Find out why the Port of Belledune is your solution and can assist your company in all sectors of the industry by visiting our Modular Fabrication Microsite.
Arctic Shipping
The Port of Belledune is the most flexible choice for moving project cargo into the arctic. To learn about the advantages of shipping via Belledune visit our Arctic Gateway Microsite.
Scheduled Arrivals
| Vessel | IMO # | Terminal | Agent | Date | Time | Flag |
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| Federal Ems | 9229984 | BMS/ Terminal 1 | TBA | 2018-12-19 | 08:00:00 | |
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Andre Neuendorff
President
Protos ShippingAs shipping agents it is our responsibility to ensure the vessel has the most current information possible and that all the proper documentation and procedures are arranged prior to their arrival in port so to ensure the most efficient possible port stay.
It is always a pleasure to have cargoes going to the Port of Belledune and working with the very helpful team at the port authority. We know that whenever there is an issue which is out of the ordinary, we can count on the Port’s full resources to deal with it. -
Dan MacPherson
Director, Business Development
McKeil Marine LimitedThe Port of Belledune provides a strategic location in the province of New Brunswick for McKeil to position our marine equipment as well as the port is ideally located to support project cargo movements between the east coast and other locations. The team at the port consistently provides a high level of service and works with us to address the unique challenges and specialized cargoes we carry.
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Gordon Murray
European demand for wood pellets is growing consistently every year; the Port of Belledune is well located to ensure that we reach our target markets through an efficient supply chain. The Port of Belledune not only ships out almost 10% of Canada’s Wood Pellet Exports annually but has seen over 500,000 tonnes exported on 55 vessels since 2008. The Port of Belledune is an ideal export port for wood pellets on the east coast of Canada.
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Stay up to date on community and business interactions with the Belledune Port Authority by following us on social media @PortofBelledune. The Port of Belledune has ships coming and going from all over the world which facilitates trade for New Brunswick and for Canada; we look forward to sharing our experiences in our community and with our business partners to show you how we #SEAtheworld.
