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Food Port

Food Port - Connecting Food Port Regions - Between and Beyond

Food Port aimed to develop the North Sea Region as the best food cluster and hub in Europe for food products delivered via efficient and sustainable transport systems, e.g. ‘green transport corridors’. Food Port brought together local authorities, knowledge organisations, food industries and ports from five countries to find practical solutions to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability of the food supply chains.

The project investigated and developed green transport corridors for food products between regions around the North Sea. This led to concrete modal shift pilots along the identified green transport corridors and to the development of (new) food platforms or hubs. In order to improve the food logistic chains, new technological solutions were incorporated, such as a technical support platform.


BENEFICIARIES PER COUNTRY
UNITED KINGDOM
The Highlands and Islands Transport Partnership (Hitrans)
South East Scotland Transport Partnership (SEStran)
University of Hull Logistics Technology Group
BELGIUM
POM West-Vlaanderen
VOKA Chamber of Commerce West-Flanders
Port of Oostende
Port of Zeebrugge
DENMARK
University of Southern Denmark
Port of Odense
The Development Council of South Jutland
Port of Esbjerg
GERMANY
Magistrat der Stadt Bremerhaven
Deutsche See GmbH
Hochschule Bremerhaven
NORWAY
Port of Kristiansund and Nordmøre IMC
SWEDEN
Region Västra Götaland
Port of Göteborg AB
Chalmers University of Technology