This evening (28th March 2020) whilst loading a ship, a piece of loading equipment caught fire.  There were no casualties and the fire brigade have now closed the incident. We are most grateful as always to the professionalism and speed of the Avon Fir

Bulk buying, fighting in supermarkets aisles, stealing from hotels, inflated sales on eBay, hashtag challenges on social media, even people making it themselves – the humble loo roll has become an unlikely symbol of the Coronavirus crisis.

The Bristol Port Company said today it is “resolved and ready” with an action plan for the Coronavirus outbreak.

Bristol Port was pleased to welcome Ramanda last week, an environmentally friendly tanker to Avonmouth Dock.

Bristol Port has further reinforced its green credentials by investing in new electric vehicles and associated charging points.

Bristol Port’s popularity as a cruise terminal is to be showcased again this month as almost 5,000 guests will enjoy a series of festive events onboard Marco Polo.

The largest shipment of grain to be exported from the UK this season will set sail this month from Royal Portbury Dock, furthering Bristol’s reputation as the port of choice for South West farmers and a key global gateway for the agricultural trade.

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Bristol Port’s investment to boost its agricultural trade operations has continued with the purchase of two new bespoke excavators for ship trimming.

As the government recently updated their advice on the EU procedures in event of No Deal Day 1 Scenario (D1ND), Bristol Port has put together a summary of information and relevant links which may be useful.