November 13, 2026
The Port of Tumaco registered advances in the recovery of its operations during the first half of 2026, with the arrival of 21 vessels and the reactivation of tuna fishing activity. These results reflect the gradual strengthening of its maritime and port activity.
In terms of cargo, the terminal moved 72,549 tons of hydrocarbons and exported 40,494 tons of palm oil. These operations consolidate its importance for foreign trade and the supply of the Colombian Pacific, as well as for the commercial connectivity of Latin America.
The recovery has been accompanied by maritime authorities, public entities, and port operators, through actions aimed at guaranteeing the safety and continuity of operations. The strengthening of the terminal also favors activities such as artisanal fishing and regional economic development.
Source: Dimar
