Puerto Antioquia announced that it has received accreditation to export coffee. The official authorization was granted by the Colombian National Tax and Customs Directorate (Dian), designating the maritime facility as an authorized location for shipping the product to international markets.
The company highlighted that the certification consolidates “our ability to connect one of Colombia’s most emblematic products with international markets.”
“This accreditation, backed by the favorable opinion of the National Federation of Coffee Growers, recognizes that our infrastructure, operational processes, and quality standards meet the necessary requirements for the handling and export of coffee,” stated Puerto Antioquia.
“We thank the Dian for the trust placed in our operation and for their support throughout this process, which allows us to continue strengthening our logistics capabilities in service of Colombian foreign trade,” they emphasized.
“We operate a modern, efficient, and strategic logistics platform to boost the country’s competitiveness and strengthen export opportunities from Urabá to the world,” stated the port.
