Work Begins On £2.5 Million Warehouse Investment At The Port Of Newport.

4 December, 19

Associated British Ports (ABP) has announced plans to invest £2.5 million into the construction of a 33,000 sq ft warehouse at its Port of Newport, which will enhance port facilities.

The new warehouse will be built at North Side, Alexandra Dock, to accommodate the growing demand for the handling, storage, and processing of agriculture-related cargo at the port.

Andrew Harston, Regional Director, ABP Wales & Short Sea Ports, said:

“The amount of agribulk cargo handled by ABP at the Port of Newport has been steadily increasing for several years and is driven by the needs of the local agriculture sector.

“We are committed to ensuring we provide market leading services to our customers. By providing bespoke warehousing solutions we are able to fully adapt to their business needs.”

Knights Brown has been appointed to undertake design and construction of the warehouse, which is expected to be open in Spring 2020.

Andrew Eilbeck, Wales Divisional Director, Knights Brown, said:

“Knights Brown has extensive experience of working in port environments including several projects with ABP at Southampton.

“Design work will take about six weeks and we plan to start work this week at Alexandra Dock. I am really pleased we have this new opportunity to be working with ABP locally in Wales.”

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