Ahus Port

Ahus Port, located in the picturesque village of Ahus in Sweden, is a crucial maritime facility that plays an important role in the regional economy by catering to various shipping and trade activities. Positioned at coordinates 55º 55' 31'' N and 14º 18' 15'' E, this port is strategically situated in the heart of the Baltic Sea region, providing essential connectivity for local industries and international trade. Ahus Port is operated by Ahus Hamn and Stuveri AB and classified as a medium-sized seaport, equipped with the necessary infrastructure to support both cargo and passenger operations. Primarily, the port serves as a hub for the export of agricultural products, wood, and other bulk materials, reflecting the local economic base of the region. The port's facilities include a cargo pier with a channel depth of approximately 7.1 to 9.1 meters (26 to 30 feet), enabling it to accommodate a variety of vessels, including both container and bulk carriers. With an average berth occupancy rate of around 60%, the port efficiently handles an increasing volume of vessel traffic while maintaining a focus on safety and environmental sustainability. Ahus Port is dedicated to enhancing its operational capacity and ensuring efficient supply chains within the maritime sector, making it a vital player in Sweden's logistics landscape. Several initiatives have been undertaken to adopt more sustainable practices at the port, helping to minimize environmental impacts and promote responsible shipping methods. As Ahus Port continues to grow, it remains committed to serving the needs of local businesses while integrating itself into broader national and international trade networks.