Today, the Port of Grangemouth is operated by the privatised Forth Ports Plc. It represents Britain’s largest feeder port and the only one that exports more than it imports. It handles around 9 million tonnes of cargo annually worth more than £6 billion, including 2.5 million tonnes of dry cargo and c. 150,000 containers, making it Scotland’s largest container port. Consignments include grain, forest products, food and drink, refrigerated goods, chemicals, oil and petroleum products, machinery, steel products, timber, paper, and fruit and vegetables. As much as 30% of Scotland’s gross domestic product passes through the port, which benefits from easy access to the motorway and rail network, and is well-connected to logistics and distribution hubs, such as Grangemouth Rail Freight Terminal.