In the first quarter of 2025, freight traffic in the port amounted to 103.7 million tonnes, with a decrease of -5.8% on the same period last year, which was was determined by the reduction in volumes in all major product sectors, with the exception of conventional goods, and drop in unloaded goods, which stood at 74.2 million tonnes (-3.1%), and a more pronounced decline of those on boarding, which totaled 29.5 million tons (-11,9%).

In the container sector alone, if the total traffic has recorded a growth of +2.2% in terms of twenty-inch containers feet moved, which amounted to 3.36 million TEUs (+2.2%), in terms of weight there was a decrease of -1.1% with 32.2 million tons of goods handled. The total of rolling stock was 6.2 million tonnes (-1.8%) and that of conventional goods by 1.6 million tons (+11,2%).

Liquid bulk traffic was 48.0 million of tonnes (-8.8%), including 24.7 million tonnes of crude oil (-4.0%), 11.7 million tonnes of products refined oil (-20.1%), 3.2 million tonnes of gas liquefied natural waste (+1.7%) and 8.4 million tonnes of other liquid bulk (-7.8%).

Dry bulk cargo amounted to 15.7 million tons (-8.6%), of which 5.2 million tonnes of iron ore and scrap (-28.1%), 4.5 million tons of coal (-17.3%), 3.1 million tonnes of agricultural bulk (+22.7%) and 3.0 million tonnes of agricultural bulk cargo tons of other dry bulk (+44.1%).