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DP World and Asian Terminals Inc. open new barge terminal in the Philippines

DP World and Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI) announced the opening of Tanza Barge Terminal in Cavite, Philippines to facilitate the transport of goods and raw materials and enable greater connectivity by sea within the Philippines.

Located within the newly designated MetroCas Industrial Estates Special Economic Zone, Tanza Barge Terminal is designed to handle almost 240,000 TEUs annually and will be managed by ATI-subsidiary Tanza Container Terminal Incorporated.

In the face of ongoing road congestion issues, DP World said Tanza Barge Terminal offers cargo owners a more efficient and sustainable alternative to trucking. With its container yard, causeway, berth, jetty, breakwater and deck facilities, the barge terminal is projected to save around 150,000 truck trips yearly.

Initially, three weekly trips will shuttle containers between Tanza Barge Terminal and Manila South Harbor (also operated by ATI), with each leg able to carry around 100 x 40ft laden containers each way, with plans for future expansion of services. The barge berth has two fixed harbor cranes, with the 40,000m² yard complemented by two reach stackers and four internal transfer vehicles.

The terminal is also registered as a Customs Facility and Warehouse under the Philippines’ Bureau of Customs.





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