Panabo Port (port code: PHPAN) is a seaport in Davao Metropolitan Area in the province of Davao del Norte, Philippines. It is situated 27 kilometers from Davao City.
The port has two port areas, the TADECO (Tagum Agricultural Development Company) wharf of the Floirendos and the PACINTER (Pacific International Terminal Services) wharf of Dole-STANFILCO. Together, the two along with minority interests reclaimed part of the sea and built an extension port and yard, which is equipped with gantry cranes and is called the Davao International Container Terminal (DICT). DICT is the only port in Southern Mindanao that can handle gearless container ships at the moment and this port is the main handler of the produce of “Banana Country”, the wide flat swath of land in the localities of Panabo, Carmen, Braulio Dujali and Sto.
These ports of Panabo are private ports and enable the city to export various fruits, such as bananas, mangoes, papayas, and pineapples, to countries like Japan, South Korea, China, and countries as far in the Middle East and the European Union.