Arthur Smith (Grimsby) Limited are Stevedores, Port Agents and Freight Forwarders based in Grimsby and Immingham on the east coast of the United Kingdom. The company has been providing quality shipping services in the ports of Grimsby and Immingham since being founded by Arthur Smith in 1936. It has progressed through four generations and is now managed by brothers James & David Smith (MICS).
Frozen cargo was first handled in 1947 and temperature controlled products have been a major part of the business since then. Fresh and frozen fish, meat, vegetables, fruit and fruit juices from all over the world have been handled in Grimsby and Immingham. Freight Forwarding operations cover imports and exports of a wide variety of commodities from and to all parts of the Globe.
Frozen cargo was first handled in 1947 and temperature controlled products have been a major part of the business since then. Fresh and frozen fish, meat, vegetables, fruit and fruit juices from all over the world have been handled in Grimsby and Immingham. Freight Forwarding operations cover imports and exports of a wide variety of commodities from and to all parts of the Globe.
Services
Arthur Smith offer a complete ship's agency service for the Ports of Grimsby and Immingham. Customs and port formalities, bunkers, ship's stores, tugs, repairs and maintenance are supplied according to customer requirements.
Arthur Smith has over 60 years experience as a full liner agent covering port agency, the collection and consolidation of cargo, documentation, customs clearance and delivery of import consignments as part of a weekly service to the Faroe Islands.In recent years the company has provided port agency services and support for various projects in the Humber and along the East Coast including the Langeled Gas Pipeline to Norway.
Arthur Smith has over 60 years experience as a full liner agent covering port agency, the collection and consolidation of cargo, documentation, customs clearance and delivery of import consignments as part of a weekly service to the Faroe Islands.In recent years the company has provided port agency services and support for various projects in the Humber and along the East Coast including the Langeled Gas Pipeline to Norway.
Arthur Smith has worked many different types of temperature controlled cargo since its first frozen fish consignment in 1947. Meat, vegetables, fruit and fruit juices have all been handled but fish and other seafood products are the most common. Timber has been a prominent part of the company's stevedoring activities for over 60 years.
Freight forwarding is an increasing part of the business, with Scandinavia, Europe, North America and China being the main areas of involvement. Over many years Arthur Smith (Grimsby) Ltd has built up excellent working relationships with a number of carriers and trailer operators on the Humber to Scandinavia and Northern European routes.
Grimsby, Immingham & Hull provides the ideal location for both the construction and O&M (operation and maintenance) phases of wind farm projects in the North Sea. Port Agency covers all types of vessel including survey, construction, supply and safety vessels, workboats, windcats and barges. Cargo & Equipment Handling is achieved with our own highly experienced staff, backed up by qualified rigging and health & safety managers.
Export groupage cargo is consolidated in Immingham using staff who have handled a wide variety of dry goods, food products and frozen cargo for many years. Collection is also arranged from anywhere in the country. FCL consignments, whether dry or frozen, are collected from the shipper or delivered directly to the terminal as required.
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Steven Sterck
Jun 07, 2020
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The company I work for contracted Arthur Smith for several jobs over the past 4 years and we are always extremely happy about his performance. Dealing with David, or the rest of the staff is easy and correct. They always try to go the extra mile for you and you the personal attention is appreciated. I can't say I had a bad experience with these guys up until now, on the contrary.
Javier Cortes
Oct 07, 2018
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