Industrial Operations
Cargo Volumes
In 2025, the Port of Corner Brook experienced another strong year, reinforcing its role as a vital gateway for regional and international trade. A total of 376,045 metric tonnes of cargo were handled across all major cargo types, supporting key industries and contributing to the region’s economic growth. The port facilitated 234,451 metric tonnes of inbound cargo and 141,594 metric tonnes of outbound cargo, demonstrating a balanced and efficient flow of goods.
Containerized cargo remained a key driver of port activity, with 142,522 metric tonnes exported globally to more than 40 countries, reflecting continued demand for the port’s reliable international shipping service. Liquid bulk volumes reached 158,919 metric tonnes, while dry bulk shipments totaled 74,604 metric tonnes – highlighting the port’s capacity to manage a wide range of cargo. The strong performance across these sectors showcases the port’s adaptability, operational strength, and commitment to supporting its partners and the broader economy.
145,522 tons of containerized
Containerized cargo remained a major contributor to overall port activity.
Paper remained the dominant export commodity, representing nearly all outbound tonnage.
158,919 tons of liquid bulk
Liquid bulk remained the largest cargo category with steady year‑over‑year growth.
Gasoline was the top import and continued its upward trend, while other petroleum products held stable as a core part of inbound cargo.
76,604 tons of dry bulk cargo
Dry bulk volumes included salt, cement, and other key materials supporting regional industries.
These materials supported construction and winter operations across the region.
Top 6 countries exported to IN 2024
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