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ABP - Ayr

Ayr, United Kingdom

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ABP - Ayr is the UK’s largest port operator with a unique network of 21 strategically located ports across England, Scotland, and Wales. The Port of Ayr handles 340,000 tonnes of cargo annually and serves dry bulk (agribulk, bulk energy, construction, forest products), cruise, and other materials. Located on the West Coast of Scotland, it is the first commercial port as vessels enter the Firth of Clyde. The company specializes in handling various cargoes including dry bulk, liquid bulk, steel, and containers across its network of ports. For instance, the Port of Barrow offers world-class marine engineering services to the offshore wind industry, while the Port of Barry handles chemical industry-related liquid bulks and steel materials.

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