Last July, the goods passed through the port of Ravenna, with an increase of +3.8% on July 2024, of which 2.05 million tons of cargo on unloading (+2.5%) and 314 thousand tons of cargo on board (+13,2%). In the various goods sector, the following have been handled: a total of 479 thousand tons of conventional goods (-22.7%), 200 thousand tons of goods in containers (+25.4%) with a handling of containers equal to 19 thousand TEUs (+37.2%) and 169 thousand tons of rolling stock (+0.4%). In the dry bulk sector, the traffic rose by +5.5% to 930 thousand tons, while in That of liquid bulk oil products have grown by +70.3% to 451 thousand tons and other liquid cargoes fell by -26.3% to 133 thousand tons. In July 2025, the cruise traffic was 49 thousand passengers (-9.2%).

In the first seven months of 2025, the port of call handled 15.69 million tons of goods globally, with a increase of +5.4% over the same period of last year, of which 3.46 million tonnes of conventional goods (-5.2%), 1.43 million tons of containerized cargo (+6.8%), 971 thousand tons of rolling stock (-8.4%), 6.63 million tons of dry bulk (+10.0%) and 3.19 million tons of bulk liquid (+13.7%). In the passenger segment, cruise passengers are 127 thousand (-10.8%).

According to initial estimates, the Port System Authority of the North-Central Adriatic Sea believes that in August 2025 the total traffic of goods was over 2.3 million tons, up +16.1% on August 2024, with significant increases in the volumes of liquid (+114.7%) and solid agri-food (+24.7%), building materials (+27.3%), fertilizers (+9.1%), petroleum products (+88.4%) and other miscellaneous goods (+630,1%). On the other hand, volumes of liquid chemicals are down (-29.4%), solid mineral fuels (-26.4%) and metallurgical (-8.9%). Goods on trailers are up slightly (+0.4%) and the number of trailers (+7.8%), while there are reduction in containerized goods both in relation to tons handled (-23.6%) and TEUs (-23.4%).