In Poland, the Port of Gdansk is preparing for the increased traffic of trucks with grain

Published 2023년 5월 18일

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The Port of Gdansk in Poland is actively handling grain cargo operations, with over 115 ships serviced this year, primarily exporting grain to various European countries. Approximately 764 thousand tons of grain have been reloaded since the start of the year, supplementing the 1.9 million tons passed through the port in 2022. A significant challenge for transportation arises due to the need to export large grain stocks stored in Poland, necessitating the development of new traffic rules and buffer zones for trucks to efficiently manage the increased traffic. The port's handling capacity is currently estimated at 300,000 tons per month, equating to an annual turnover of 3.6 million tons.

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In today's information, the Port of Gdansk announced that the following terminals are currently handling cereals in the port: GBT/Malteurop on the Bytomskie Quay, Port of Gdansk Eksploatacja on the Szczecińskie Quay, Magrol on the Zakretu Five Gwizdków Quay, Gdańskie Młyny on the Zbożowe Quay, Speed on the Vistula Quay and Siark-Port at the OPP Quay. Grain - as it was emphasized - after energy resources such as coal and liquid fuels, is another cargo group at the port of Gdańsk treated as a priority. It occurs mainly in the export relationship. It was noted that this grain is both Polish and Ukrainian. 115 ships loaded with grain According to the information, in 2022, slightly more than 1.9 million tons of cereals passed through port quays. However, since the beginning of this year, operators have already reloaded over 764 thousand. tons of grain. Ships with grain (meal, corn, wheat, rye, faba bean, rapeseed, oilseeds) sail mainly to ports in: Denmark, the Netherlands, Great ...

Source: Farmer.pl