GTTI Leads Coastal Clean-Up at Yolanda Remnants in Tacloban

In the early morning of June 13, 2025, Globalport Tacloban Terminal Inc. (GTTI) held a Coastal Clean-Up Drive as part of our Corporate Social Responsibility at Barangay 68, Anibong District, Tacloban City, Leyte. The clean-up was conducted along the coastline where the remnants of the Eva Jocelyn vessel, a solemn reminder of the devastation brought by Typhoon Yolanda, still stand.

GTTI volunteers, together with the Barangay Captain and his staff, as well as representatives from Vertex Maritime, joined efforts to remove waste and debris from the shoreline and surrounding areas of the barangay. This initiative aims to preserve the cleanliness of the environment and promote a healthy coastline, which is essential for environmental protection and long-term sustainability. It also plays a key role in safeguarding the local ecosystem against environmental hazards.

Approximately 25 kilograms of garbage were collected during this single activity, marking a meaningful step towards a cleaner and more resilient coastal community.

GTTI Leads Coastal Clean-Up at Yolanda Remnants in Tacloban

In the early morning of June 13, 2025, Globalport Tacloban Terminal Inc. (GTTI) held a Coastal Clean-Up Drive as part of our Corporate Social Responsibility at Barangay 68, Anibong District, Tacloban City, Leyte. The clean-up was conducted along the coastline where the remnants of the Eva Jocelyn vessel, a solemn reminder of the devastation brought by Typhoon Yolanda, still stand.

GTTI volunteers, together with the Barangay Captain and his staff, as well as representatives from Vertex Maritime, joined efforts to remove waste and debris from the shoreline and surrounding areas of the barangay. This initiative aims to preserve the cleanliness of the environment and promote a healthy coastline, which is essential for environmental protection and long-term sustainability. It also plays a key role in safeguarding the local ecosystem against environmental hazards.

Approximately 25 kilograms of garbage were collected during this single activity, marking a meaningful step towards a cleaner and more resilient coastal community.

Globalport Matnog Celebrates 3rd Anniversary Sportsfest

Globalport Matnog is thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of our 3rd Anniversary Sportsfest, held from May 25-27! This event underscored the strong spirit of unity and healthy competition within our team.

The festivities included a Thanksgiving Mass on May 26 and culminated in an Awarding Ceremony on May 27 at the GMTI Conference Room, where we recognized both our dedicated loyalty awardees and our deserving Sportsfest champions.

We extend our sincere gratitude for your continued support of GMTI.

Gothong Southern Shipping Lines Arrives in Iligan

A new chapter begins! We’re thrilled to announce the maiden call of M/V DOÑA CAROLINE JOY of GOTHONG SOUTHERN SHIPPING LINES INC. in GLOBALPORT ILIGAN on May 25, 2025. 

This vessel, carrying essential containerized cargo via LOLO operations, marks a significant step forward in our maritime operations in Iligan City. Here’s to efficient cargo handling operations and more productive partnerships ahead! 

Globalport Bohol Welcomes Gothong Southern Shipping Lines

Anchors secured! We’re thrilled to celebrate the maiden call of Gothong Southern Shipping Lines Inc. (GSSLI) in Globalport Bohol. 

GSSLI marked the beginning of its operations in Bohol island with the call of M/V Doña Caroline Joy last May 24, 2025. This marks a significant milestone for GSSLI and Globalport, further strengthening its LOLO volume and ensuring efficient delivery of vital containerized cargo across the islands. Onwards and upwards! 

Globalport Davao Terminal Inc. Leads Successful Coastal Clean-Up in Brgy. Lasang, Davao City

On May 23, 2025, Globalport Davao Terminal Inc., in partnership with STRATEGIC ALTERNATIVE CORP (SAC), Vertex Maritime International Trading Inc., and the Tambongon Fisherfolks Association, successfully conducted a coastal clean-up at the Tambongon Mangrove Site in Barangay Lasang, Davao City.

The collaborative effort resulted in the collection of approximately 2.5 cubic meters of recyclable and residual waste, significantly contributing to the preservation of the local marine environment and the protection of the vital mangrove ecosystem.

This initiative reflects the shared commitment of the participating organizations and the local community to environmental stewardship and sustainable coastal management.

Globalport Davao Terminal Inc. Leads Successful Coastal Clean-Up in Brgy. Lasang, Davao City

On May 23, 2025, Globalport Davao Terminal Inc., in partnership with STRATEGIC ALTERNATIVE CORP (SAC), Vertex Maritime International Trading Inc., and the Tambongon Fisherfolks Association, successfully conducted a coastal clean-up at the Tambongon Mangrove Site in Barangay Lasang, Davao City.

The collaborative effort resulted in the collection of approximately 2.5 cubic meters of recyclable and residual waste, significantly contributing to the preservation of the local marine environment and the protection of the vital mangrove ecosystem.

This initiative reflects the shared commitment of the participating organizations and the local community to environmental stewardship and sustainable coastal management.

Globalport Agusan Celebrates Earth Month with Successful Upland Tree Planting Activity

In celebration of Earth Month with the theme “Our Power, Our Planet,” GP Agusan successfully conducted the Upland Tree Planting Activity on Friday, April 25, 2025, at the adopted site in Mt. Kasunugan, Brgy. Amontay, Nasipit, Agusan del Norte. A total of 1,500 seedlings were planted, which included 1,000 Narra seedlings and 500 Acacia Mangium seedlings.

The activity was organized with participation from PPA – PMO Agusan, DENR – CENRO Nasipit, and Balangay Sentinels Football Club. Participants arrived bright and early, bringing not only their energy and teamwork but also their passion for the environment. The activity encourages everyone to join in protecting nature, reminding us that caring for the environment is a community responsibility.

“Our Power, Our Planet”: GTTI Participates in Landscape Restoration on Earth Day

Globalport Tacloban Terminal Inc. (GTTI) was honored to actively participate in the significant Tree Planting and Nurturing Activity organized by Pintakasi for Landscape Restoration Inc. This meaningful event took place on April 22, 2025, in Brgy. Salvacion, Tacloban City, held in enthusiastic observance of Earth Day. This year’s powerful theme, “Our Power, Our Planet,” served as a central call to action, aiming to significantly raise environmental awareness and actively promote the adoption of sustainable practices within the community and beyond.

Demonstrating a unified commitment to ecological stewardship, the initiative brought together participants from a diverse range of non-governmental organizations, with GTTI proudly contributing to this collective effort. Each participating organization, including GTTI, was entrusted with 200 tree saplings to plant, symbolizing a tangible investment in the region’s environmental future. Through these collaborative and dedicated efforts, the overarching goal is to significantly improve environmental protection, fostering healthier and more resilient ecosystems for the benefit of future generations and underscoring the power of collective action in safeguarding our planet.

Sowing Seeds of Sustainability: GP Surigao’s Mangrove Planting Activity

We are pleased to announce the successful Mangrove Planting Activity undertaken by GP Surigao (“GSTI”) on April 12, 2025, in the coastal barangay of Day-asan, Surigao City.

This significant environmental initiative brought together a dedicated group of individuals, including enthusiastic employees from GSTI, committed workers from SAC (MSP), knowledgeable evaluators from the Community Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO), and supportive representatives from Brgy. Day-asan.

Early in the morning, at 6:00 AM, the participants embarked on bancas, navigating the waterways to reach the designated planting site nestled amidst the unique landscape of floating villages.

Driven by a shared vision for a greener community and under the proactive leadership of our Port Community Services Officer (PCSO), Sonnielene Orgil, the activity proved to be a resounding success. A total of 38 participants worked diligently to plant an impressive 4,000 mangrove propagules, contributing to the vital rehabilitation and preservation of this crucial coastal ecosystem.