Euro Balt Ship Supply operates as a specialized maritime logistics and chandling firm headquartered in Riga, Latvia, serving the commercial shipping industry across the Baltic Sea region. Established to support the complex operational needs of vessels in transit, the company functions as a primary link between shore-based manufacturers and the fleets navigating Northern European waters. Its core mandate involves the immediate replenishment of merchant vessels, tankers, and offshore units, ensuring that ships can maintain their schedules without logistical delays while docked in Latvian harbors.
The company’s operational footprint extends to all major and regional ports within Latvia. While its central hub is located near the Freeport of Riga, Euro Balt Ship Supply actively services vessels calling at the ice-free ports of Ventspils and Liepaja, as well as smaller commercial harbors such as Salacgriva, Mersrags, and Skulte. This geographic coverage allows the firm to support a diverse array of maritime traffic, ranging from general cargo ships and bulk carriers to specialized technical vessels requiring rapid turnaround times.
A significant portion of the company’s daily operations focuses on the procurement and delivery of shipboard provisions. This includes the supply of fresh, frozen, and dry foods necessary for crew welfare during long-haul voyages, alongside bonded stores which involve the regulated handling of duty-free goods like tobacco and alcohol. Beyond consumables, Euro Balt Ship Supply manages a comprehensive technical supply chain. The company sources and delivers critical deck and engine stores, providing vessels with everything from heavy machinery parts and lubricants to navigational charts and safety equipment.
In addition to direct supply, the organization acts as a third-party logistics provider for shipowners and management companies. When critical spare parts are dispatched from international manufacturers to a vessel in the Baltic, Euro Balt Ship Supply receives these transit goods, handles the necessary customs clearance and warehousing, and executes the final delivery to the ship’s gangway. By integrating freight forwarding capabilities with traditional chandling services, the company ensures that vessels receive essential maintenance components and life-sustaining supplies through a single point of contact in the Baltic region.
