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Best Practices For Perishable Goods Storage: The Art Of Care Ever wondered how your favourite tropical fruit gets to your local supermarket in perfect condition? The secret lies in best practices for the storage of perishable...
Efficient Baggage Management: Key in Times of High Demand To overcome the difficulties that come with peak demand in the maritime industry, efficient baggage management emerges as a comprehensive solution. The Challenge of Efficient Baggage...
Barge and Boat Services For Malaga Ports: To The Rescue Of The Maritime Sector Malaga's maritime industry would not be what it is today without the vital contribution of barge and boat services. As far as...
Imagine you are the boss of a port in the middle of a commercial boom. Every minute is precious and every space counts. Your mission is to keep operating costs to a minimum. How do you achieve this? Through smart warehousing strategies. Here's how.
Processes and Details of Baggage Handling in International Ports If you have ever been on a ship or cruise ship, you are probably familiar with the web of procedures involved in the handling of baggage...
Innovations in Port Warehousing and Logistics: An Overview of Technological Advances in Port Management What's New in Port Warehousing and Logistics As technology advances, innovations in port warehousing and logistics are changing the landscape...
Deciphering efficient warehousing in port facilities The maritime industry is a dynamic and challenging structure. One important aspect is the efficiency of warehousing in port facilities. This factor is crucial to ensure smooth loading and unloading operations...
The Port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a hub on the island of Tenerife, Spain, performing commercial, passenger and sporting functions. Managed by the Port Authority, it is the most important port on the island, connecting with 278 international ports. It stands out in cruise traffic, being one of the three main ports in the world. It stretches for twelve kilometres, with facilities that include two container terminals and leads in passenger traffic in the Atlantic area.
Spain boasts five ports among the top 125 globally, according to Puertos del Estado. This achievement places the country in eleventh position as a port power, just behind leaders such as the Asian giants, the United States, Germany and the Netherlands.
At Cemesa, we understand the importance of being informed about the legal and insurance implications related to accidental spills at sea. This article aims to provide a clear overview of the problem of marine spills.