Poland. Port of Gdańsk Begins Construction of Modern Grain Terminal

capacity of approximately 3 million tonnes. The agreement was signed by Andrzej Kuźmicz, President of PGE’s Management Board, and Robert Skóra, President of Premium Quality Care’s Management Board. The Gdańsk Agro Terminal is a strategic investment for 2025–2028, addressing the needs of the agri-food market and export diversification. The project includes constructing a 7,000 m² flat warehouse with a 30,000-tonne capacity on Szczecińskie Quay (2025–2026), a complex of flat-bottomed steel silos with a 100,000-tonne capacity on Wiślane Quay (2026–2028), and a modern ship loading and unloading system capable of handling 1,000 tonnes per hour. The terminal will be fully integrated with the port’s railway, road, and cargo handling infrastructure, significantly enhancing logistical efficiency. The terminal’s total storage capacity will reach 160,000 tonnes, with an annual grain handling capacity of 3 million tonnes, over four times the current capacity of 35,000 tonnes and 0.7 million ...