Global Trade

Port Throughput

Officially-reported seaborne tonnage handled at Europe's ports — the demand-side ground truth that complements live vessel tracking. Ranked by the latest full year, with each harbour's multi-year volume trend and its loading / discharging balance.

1,231 Mt

Top-25 tonnage · 2025

Ports ranked

2025

Latest year

Rotterdam

Busiest · 292 Mt

Busiest ports by tonnage handled

trend · 2025 total

1
Rotterdam
74% in · 26% out
292 Mt
2
Antwerp-Bruges
52% in · 48% out
233 Mt
3
Bergen
14% in · 86% out
69.0 Mt
4
Amsterdam
65% in · 35% out
57.5 Mt
5
Gdansk
82% in · 18% out
55.7 Mt
6
Constanta
54% in · 46% out
39.8 Mt
7
Trieste
90% in · 10% out
39.4 Mt
8
Genova
62% in · 38% out
34.9 Mt
9
Klaipeda
44% in · 56% out
33.7 Mt
10
Peiraias
53% in · 47% out
32.6 Mt
11
Gent (Ghent)
75% in · 25% out
31.8 Mt
12
Sines
59% in · 41% out
31.8 Mt
13
Gioia Tauro
48% in · 52% out
30.3 Mt
14
Zeeland Seaports
71% in · 29% out
30.1 Mt
15
Dublin
68% in · 32% out
25.5 Mt
16
Narvik
5% in · 95% out
23.4 Mt
17
Norway - other ports
9% in · 91% out
22.8 Mt
18
Ravenna
86% in · 14% out
21.4 Mt
19
Livorno
66% in · 34% out
20.1 Mt
20
Venezia
79% in · 21% out
19.7 Mt
21
Porto Foxi
54% in · 46% out
18.5 Mt
22
Augusta
59% in · 41% out
18.4 Mt
23
Sköldvik
59% in · 41% out
17.9 Mt
24
Koper
75% in · 25% out
16.3 Mt
25
Agioi Theodoroi
57% in · 43% out
15.5 Mt

Gross weight of goods handled (all traffic), summed across the year’s quarters; the trend line is each port’s annual total over the available history. Officially-reported tonnage is the demand-side counterpart to AIS-derived port activity. Commodity flows →