Livorno is a multi-functional port, classified by the ‘Freight Leaders Group’ as “Big Regional”, for its relevance for macro regional areas. It is connected with the main international ports, with a historical preference for connecting lines with North America. The area of interest for the distribution and reception of goods is the central and northern regions of Italy.
With its infrastructures and terminals, the Port of Livorno is able to manage all types of ships and goods (Containers, Break-bulk, LO-LO, RO-RO, liquid and solid bulk cargoes, vehicles, cruises, ferries, forest products, fresh fruit, project cargo, etc.).
About 32 million tons of goods transit through Livorno every year (around 720,000 teus, 470,000 Ro-Ro vehicles, about 1.6 million passengers in total between cruise passengers and ferries, 430,000 new motor vehicles, 1.8 million tons of conventional goods. (2020 figures)

• Solid bulk cargoes are loaded and unloaded from general cargo ships by grabs to the Bulk Terminal (TCO) in the commercial port, where Break-bulk cargoes (bags, big-bags, loads on pallets, …) can also be handled.
• Containerized goods (20/40/45 ’units) can be routed to their destination. Alternatively, the goods can be unloaded from containers and delivered on traditional trucks.

Bulk liquid cargo carried by tankers can be loaded and unloaded at Coastal Depots in the industrial area of the port. This Terminal has the majority of its deposits rented with long-term contracts, so in case of interest it is advisable to book in advance.