En enero, el Puerto de Tumaco superó la exportación de 10.000 toneladas de aceite crudo de palma

TL;DR

Tumaco – Pacific Port achieved a historic export of approximately 10,000 tons of crude palm oil in January 2026, utilizing four large vessels.
This volume is a significant increase from the port's traditional rate of one palm oil vessel every two months.
Crude palm oil exports from Tumaco were destined for Mexico, the United States, and Africa.
Tumaco has 25,000 new hectares of palm cultivation, enhancing productive capacity and economic opportunities.
The increased port activity has led to job creation, with a focus on local hiring for both direct and indirect positions.
Operations Manager Arley Silva described the event as a milestone, highlighting the safe and reliable handling of two simultaneous vessels.
The successful operation demonstrated the port's capability for large-scale operations and its potential as a strategic Pacific port for Colombia.
Support from the National Government was acknowledged for contributing to Tumaco's and the Pacific region's development.

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