Ship supply
port by port
How supplying a ship works in each port: where deliveries happen, the customs rules for ship stores, and what to check before you order. Every fact is sourced and dated.
How ship supply works at the Port of Colombo in 2026: terminals, anchorage and OPL deliveries, bonded stores rules, congestion and finding a chandler.
Read the guide →Port guideShip chandlers in SingaporeSupplying ships in Singapore in 2026: which anchorages take stores, harbour craft rules, the 24-hour sea stores rule, crew rations, GST and OPL risks.
Read the guide →Port guideShip chandlers in DubaiSupplying ships in Dubai in 2026: Jebel Ali and Mina Rashid, the J-Alpha, J-Bravo and J-Charlie anchorages, licensing, VAT, customs and the Hormuz disruption.
Read the guide →Port guideShip chandlers in FujairahSupplying ships at Fujairah in 2026: the anchorage zones, utility boats from the Service Harbour, port rules on agents and medicines, VAT, and the war's impact.
Read the guide →Port guideShip chandlers in HoustonSupplying ships in Houston in 2026: the Ship Channel and Project 11, Bolivar Roads anchorages, TWIC access, duty-free stores under CBP rules and Texas tax.
Read the guide →Port guideShip chandlers in OmanSupplying ships in Oman in 2026: Sohar, Port Sultan Qaboos, Salalah and Duqm, all outside Hormuz. Agents and the navigation licence, bunkering rules and VAT.
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