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Port of Naantali is Finland`s leading hub for Scandinavian freight traffic in Finland

8.0 MT

Total Traffic 2020

 

1608

Vessel Calls 2020

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15
Feb 2021

The transito train traffic will continue several weeks – starting February 16th 2021

Monday, February 15, 2021 - 12:23

Inhabitants, drivers and ports employee are urged to keep alert near railway tracks and crossings The transito train traffic will start again on February 16th and will last several weeks. Please be aware of that the grain carriages will be passing along the rail connection between the Raisio railyard and Naantali e.g. next to the…

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14
Sep 2020

Juha Ketoniemi has started as a port engineer at the port of Naantali

Monday, September 14, 2020 - 15:35

Text and photos: Tarja Siekkinen Juha Ketoniemi has started as a port engineer at the port of Naantali We are happy to inform Mr. Juha Ketoniemi has joint us as a port engineer. Before starting this position at Port of Naantali, Juha has worked several years in companies such as NCC, SRV and Yara Suomi…

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21
Jul 2020

Inhabitants and drivers are urged to keep alert near railway tracks and crossings. The first grain carriages will arrive in Naantali in week 31.

Tuesday, July 21, 2020 - 15:29

Inhabitants and drivers are urged to keep alert near railway tracks and crossings. The first grain carriages will arrive in Naantali in week 31. Trains will soon be operating again on the railway connection leading to the Port of Naantali. According to Suomen Viljava Oy, goods transports are expected to start in week 31. Grain…

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1
Jun 2020

The traffic arrangements will be changed on June 4th in the port of Naantali – the way to check in for Finnlines´ Freight and Passenger will be changed

Monday, June 1, 2020 - 15:23

By developing new traffic arrangements, our goal is to ensure more safety for customers driving in the port area – The way to check in for Finnlines´ Freight and Passenger will be changed The Port of Naantali has designed the new traffic arrangements which goal is to ensure more safety for customers driving in the…

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29
May 2020

The Port of Naantali takes maritime safety and efficiency to a new level with new intelligent fairway

Friday, May 29, 2020 - 15:00

The Port of Naantali takes maritime safety and efficiency to a new level with new intelligent fairway Port of Naantali Ltd is participating in the EU-funded project to develop new intelligent fairways with innovative navigation marks, new standardised 3D mapping and automated emissions control solutions for vessel traffic. The project is currently in the phase…

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The transito train traffic will continue several weeks – starting February 16th 2021

Juha Ketoniemi has started as a port engineer at the port of Naantali

Inhabitants and drivers are urged to keep alert near railway tracks and crossings. The first grain carriages will arrive in Naantali in week 31.

Port of Naantali

11 hours ago

Port of Naantali
💥 High visibility vest or high visibility clothing must be worn at port of Naantali ‼️ Attention to the professional #drivers and other port workers - for your Safety!Safety is one of Port of Naantali´s top priority for customers and for everyone who is visiting or driving through our port or working in the port or port area.Occupational #safety 👇1️⃣ CE-marked high-visibility clothing must be worn when working or moving in cargo handling and traffic areas (Council of State Ordinance 633/2004).2️⃣ A protective helmet (CE EN 397) and safety footwear must be worn in the cargohandling and traffic areas. A helmet is not required inside machinery or vehicles.Please be aware of that you must wear high visibility vest or high visibility clothing when arriving to Naantali`s port area. It must be worn also by check-in, in the port terminal and also in the truck field. Please inform your colleagues that they must wear high visibility vest in all port operations procedures in Naantali. We would appreciate for your good co-operation. Occupational Safety ManagerPort Authority#theportneversleeps #naantali #portofnaantali 📷 Rönikuva/ Port of Naantali ... See MoreSee Less

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3 days ago

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Stories from the Port of Naantali continuesPart 8 Complined by Anne PenttiFree Zone warehouse started operationsIn the late 1970s, shipbuilding operations had come to an end in Luonnonmaa, and the financial standing of the shipyard was at a worrying level. The setting in the area was fine, however, and there was a 120-metre quay. The City of Naantali and Navire Oy began to organise a free zone warehouse in Luonnonmaa. The use of Luonnonmaa would not require investments in fairways, and the area was already held by the Port. The free zone warehouse was also believed to speed up the widening of the Ukko-Pekka bridge. Free zone right was applied for from the Council of State. The plan was that the City would hold 60 per cent of the shares, and the other shares would be held by Navire as well as some users of the free zone warehouse. Share capital was planned to amount to 500,000 Finnish markka. A container harbour was also planned for the area. Markku Halme was elected the Managing Director of the Free Zone Warehouse, and he started in the post at the beginning of 1981 when the Free Zone Warehouse officially started operations.In a free zone warehouse the goods are in a way like abroad, so the owner is exempted from certain charges. The warehouse serves both importers and exporters.SkyscraperIn 1983, a State Granary was completed in the Port of Naantali, it was the biggest in the Nordic countries. The granary strengthened Naantali’s position as the biggest grain harbour in the Baltic Sea. In the small city of Naantali the granary was a regular skyscraper, more than 90 metres tall. In clear weather you could see from its roof as long as a hundred kilometres. The silos can take in 230,000 tonnes of grain.State Granary introduced Finland’s first pneumatic ship unloader which weighed 200 tonnes and was nearly 40 metres tall. When the pneumatic equipment was almost finished, it was hit by Gustav Paulig’s ship that was carrying corn. The damage amounted to approximately 3.5 million Finnish markka. ... See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago

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💥 Finnlinesilla kaksi päivittäistä lähtöä Naantalin satamasta Finnlinesin alukset kuljettavat rahtia ja matkustajia Naantalin ja Ruotsin Kapellskärin välillä, pysähtyen myös Långnäsissä Ahvenanmaalla. Naantalin satamasta on kaksi päivittäistä lähtöä (aamu- ja iltalaiva). Ateriat kuuluvat tällä reitillä lipun hintaan. Finnlines liikennöi tätä Suomen ja Ruotsin välistä reittiään kahdella ropax-aluksella, Star-luokan M/S Finnswanilla ja Clipper-luokan M/S Finnfellow’lla. 📌 M/S Finnswanin lastikapasiteetti on yli 4 200 kaistametriä, 554 matkustajaa ja 500 henkilöautoa. 📌 M/S Finnfellow’n kokonaislastikapasiteetti on 2 918 kaistametriä ja 440 matkustajaa.#portofnaantali #rahtisatama #rahti #fastroutetosweden #Rekka 📷 Jouko Tarponen (M/S Finnfellow Naantalissa 13.9.2021) ... See MoreSee Less

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