October 13, 2026
Singapore continues to strengthen its position as one of the world’s leading maritime hubs. In the first half of 2026, the port handled 22.7 million TEUs, up 4.7% year-on-year1. This continued growth brings more vessel activity, and with it, growing demand for reliable supplies of provisions and stores.
And further growth is planned. When Tuas Port is completed in the 2040s, it is expected to become the world’s largest fully automated container terminal, with capacity to handle 65 million TEUs annually2.
Delivering across Singapore
The scale and continued development of Singapore’s port make broad local delivery coverage increasingly important.
Our Singapore team delivers ship supplies to all ports, terminals, and anchorages across the Singapore port area.
With this coverage, we coordinate supplies according to where a vessel is calling and adapt deliveries to its schedule and operational requirements.
In Wrist Singapore, 100 dedicated people stand by to service you with:
- 95,000 sq. ft. distribution center
- HACCP audited, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 certified
- Data-driven cost optimization
- Expertise in technical purchasing
- Full cold chain integrity
Reliable supply in a busy port
Despite Singapore’s high vessel and container volumes, the port currently remains in the low-congestion category. However, it is also classified as a long-tail congestion port, meaning that some vessels can experience considerably longer waiting times than the median3.
This makes local coordination and flexibility important when vessel schedules change.
With an experienced local team and broad delivery coverage, we support vessels across Singapore with a focus on reliability, timing, and efficient coordination.
Calling Singapore? Contact our local team to plan your next delivery.
