Dry Bulk
Solent Stevedores provides industry-leading dry bulk handling with regular shipments of dry bulk cargo to and from the UK, France and Channel Islands.
We operate dry bulk terminals at the Port of Southampton, the Port of St Helier in Jersey, the Port of Immingham and in Britanny at the port of Saint-Malo.
EXCESS OF 1.5 mIllion tonnes in Southampton
EXCESS OF 200,000 tonnes of cement in Immingham
In region of 150,000 tonnes of bulk in Jersey and Saint-Malo
Handling a diverse range of commodities at an exceptionally high standard, Team Solent consistently invests and innovates to expand offerings to meet current and expected future needs of customers across all Bulks operations.
Dry Bulk Services
Recyclables:
RDF
Recycled Metal
Glass
Secondary aggregates
Construction:
Gypsum
Aggregates
Cement
Agricultural:
Fertiliser
Animal feed
Grain
SOUTHAMPTON
Berths 107, 108 and King George V, Western Docks
The Port of Southampton bulk terminal is equipped with High Capacity Mobile Port Cranes and operates from 1,300m of deep water quays. We handle in excess of 1 million tonnes of dry bulk per year at the UK’s No.1 export port, close to major shipping lanes serving global markets.
Offering a mixture of covered and open storage, the terminal specialises in handling of grains, animal feed, fertiliser, recycled metal, cement, aggregates, salt, RDF, waste glass and gypsum for import and export.
Our highly trained and experienced workforce is accredited to ISO9001 Quality and ISO14001 Environmental Standards.
Following significant investment, and in partnership with Associated British Ports, a new cement storage facility will open at 107 berth in 2024 and will facilitate in excess of 100,000 tonnes cement pass through the bulks terminal every year.
Bulks handled at Port of Southampton:
Animal Feed | Fertiliser | Grain | Gypsum | Recycled Metals | Salt | Cement | RDF | Waste Glass
For more information contact:
Doug Webb
Bulks Operations Manager
02380 725 790
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PORT OF ST HELIER, JERSEY
Elizabeth Terminal and New North Quay
Based at the Elizabeth Terminal at the Port of St Helier, Jersey, Solent Stevedores provides Roll on Roll off (RO/RO) services to importers and exporters of dry bulk and other commodities to and from the island.
Offering a mixture of covered and open storage, the terminal specialises in the handling of aggregates including grains, sand, animal feed, fertiliser, recycled metal, glass, wood chips, salt and minerals.
Roll on Roll off (RO/RO)
Solent Stevedores provides up to three daily passenger/freight vessels and a number of fast ferry RO/RO service at the Port of St Helier, Jersey, handling perishable and non-perishable goods including the famous ‘Jersey Royal’ potatoes, local produce and mail to and from the Island.
Bulks handled at Port of St Helier:
Sand | Fertiliser | Recycled metal | Minerals
For more information contact:
Glen Mourant
Operations Director
01534 724401
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Clive Thomas
Commercial Director
03303 115 107
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Port of Immingham
No.3 Quay Extension / Shed 8
Based alongside deep water at the Port of Immingham, we provide stevedoring and terminal management operations services for cementitious products.
The Terminal utilises specialist unloading equipment to import up to 200,000 Tonnes of Cement and Pulverised Fly Ash (PFA) per year to dual compartmentalised quayside storage.
Bulks handled at Port of Immingham:
Cement | Pulverised Fly Ash (PFA)
For more information contact:
Ian Roberts
Operations Manager
07496 861775
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Saint-Malo
Bulks handled at Saint Malo:
Minerals | Agricutltural
For more information contact:
Hans Uiterdijk
Operations Manager
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News
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International Women in Maritime Day 2026
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Cruise investment for 2026
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