Barcelona Port

The Port of Barcelona is the busiest port on the Mediterranean Sea and one of the most active in the world. The port is located in the city of Barcelona, Spain.

Some significant towns near Barcelona Port are Mataró, Granollers, Igualada, and Martorell. The port is also a major cruise ship destination, with over 2.8 million passengers passing through in 2015.

The Port of Barcelona comprises different terminals, including the Container Terminal, the Passenger Terminal, the Ro-Ro Terminal, and the Fishing Port.

The port also features several facilities for handling different types of cargo, including a grain terminal, a livestock terminal, and a fruit and vegetable terminal.

In order to ship goods to or from the port of Barcelona, businesses must comply with the following requirements:

1. All businesses must have a valid license from the Barcelona Port Authority to ship goods to or from the port.
2. All businesses must have a valid customs license to ship goods to or from the port.
3. All businesses must have a valid insurance policy to ship goods to or from the port.
4. All businesses must have a valid shipping contract to ship goods to or from the port.
5. All businesses must comply with the shipping schedules and regulations of the port.
6. All businesses must declare their goods to the port authorities before shipping.
7. All businesses must pay the applicable fees for shipping goods to or from the port.