Inchcape Shipping Services opens new office in Manzanillo, Mexico

Expanding Pacific Coast Coverage to Support Growing Maritime Demand
Inchcape Shipping Services, a global leader in port agency and marine services, has officially opened a new office in Manzanillo, Colima — Mexico’s busiest container port and a critical gateway for Pacific trade.
This strategic expansion strengthens Inchcape’s operational footprint along Mexico’s Pacific corridor, enhancing responsiveness and service coverage for tanker, dry bulk, liner, cruise, government, and ship management clients. The move underscores Inchcape’s commitment to delivering consistent, high-quality support across both coasts of Mexico.
“Manzanillo is one of the most dynamic and strategic ports in the Americas,” said John Willemsen, Vice President, LATAM at Inchcape Shipping Services. “Our new office enables us to deliver fast, compliant, and efficient support in a region that’s vital to global trade, while upholding the global standards our clients rely on.”
Full-Service Capability, Backed by Global Expertise
The Manzanillo office offers a comprehensive suite of marine and port agency services, available 24/7 and delivered by experienced local professionals:
- Port & Protective Agency Services
- Crew Logistics & Changes
- Offshore Project Logistics
- Warehousing & Bonded Storage
- Customs Clearance (equipment & materials)
- Vessel Husbandry
- Survey & Inspection
- Bunkering & Fuel Operations
- P&I Matters
- Port Captaincy
- Sanitary Certifications & Medical Services
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SSA Terminal, Manzanillo
Strategic Infrastructure & Maritime Growth
The Port of Manzanillo operates 20 active berths — including commercial, hydrocarbon, and cruise terminals — across 437 hectares of advanced infrastructure. It is serviced by the world’s top 10 shipping lines and supported by leading terminal operators such as CONTECON, SSA, TIMSA, and OCUPA.
Ongoing investments are expanding container and bulk handling capacity, while new infrastructure is being developed to support LNG operations and cruise tourism. With over 12,000 vessel calls annually, Manzanillo plays a central role in sustaining Mexico’s position in global supply chains.
Strengthening a Thriving Ecosystem
As Mexico’s largest container port, Manzanillo anchors a thriving maritime ecosystem of stevedores, logistics providers, and terminal operators. Inchcape’s presence further reinforces this network, ensuring clients benefit from transparent, reliable, and efficient service — wherever they operate.
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