Hemisphere returns to port of Ipswich

Associated British Ports welcome Hemisphere Freight Services back to the Port of Ipswich, where the company has taken up occupation in a newly refurbished warehouse facility.

The move marks a strategic expansion for Hemisphere, whose engineering and packing teams will now be based at the port, supporting its growing international logistics operations.

ABP has invested £250,000 in the site to deliver a high-quality operational space, including resurfacing, cladding, and demolition works to prepare the facility for Hemisphere’s specialist requirements.

The Port of Ipswich offers Hemisphere a prime location with excellent connectivity to the UK road network and proximity to major shipping routes, making it an ideal base for the company’s bespoke packing and export services.

Hemisphere handles a wide range of complex cargo, including industrial machinery, automotive components, and equipment destined for markets across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.

Commenting on the move, Craig Perrin at Hemisphere Freight Services stated that the Port of Ipswich, offers the flexibility and strategic location we need to support the expanding engineering and packing operations.

Kevin Fosbury, Property Asset Manager at Associated British Ports, commented that this investment reflects ABP’s commitment to delivering high-quality property solutions that meet the evolving needs of the customers.

ABP’s property portfolio spans nearly 1,000 hectares across 21 ports, offering a diverse range of warehousing, open storage, logistics, and development opportunities.

The Port of Ipswich continues to attract businesses seeking efficient access to global markets, supported by ABP’s ongoing investment in infrastructure and customer service.

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