Doing business in the port of Rotterdam

The port of Rotterdam has long held an important position, not least thanks to its good accessibility, favourable situation and excellent facilities. European unification has consolidated this position yet further. The abolition of national borders removed a large number of obstacles, resulting in upscaling. Together the members of the RPPC offer the most diverse types of services, with virtually all trade sectors related to the port being represented.

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Members
RPPC membership is open to companies active in or having a business interest in directly and indirectly port-related services in the port, transport and logistics sectors in the great Rotterdam area.

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Benefits
Membership of the RPPC means:

  • participation in national and international activities;
  • free listing and link on the RPPC website;
  • introduction in the bimonthly RPPC Bulletin;
  • introduction in MainPort;
  • introduction within the worldwide RPPC network.

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Who can join?
The RPPC has approximately 250 members. Virtually all sectors in and around the port are represented, including warehousing and transhipment companies, transport companies, forwarding agents, stevedores, shipbrokers, ship operators and the maritime industry. Companies having an indirect link with the port, such as banks, insurance companies, legal and financial advisers are also members of the RPPC.

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News

Port of Rotterdam throughput up 3%
In the first quarter of 2012, throughput in the port of Rotterdam was 3% up on the same period of last year, at 110 million tonnes.
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