Port of Ystad: 2.58m passengers served in 2022 (+8.9% yoy) Mar 08, 2023 The Swedish seaport also welcomed cruise guests last year, a total of 2,596.
Ports of Stockholm: 50,691 TEUs handled in 2022 (+8.9% yoy) Mar 07, 2023 At the same time, Kapellskär, Norvik, Nynäshamn and Stockholm took care of fewer ro-ro cargo units, down 2.3% year-on-year to 495,929.
Port of Oxelösund: 4.96mt handled in 2022 (+6.6% yoy) Mar 06, 2023 Dry bulk handling, the Swedish seaport's leading trade, rose 24.8% year-on-year to 4.42mt.
Port of Gdynia: 28.2mt handled in 2022 (+5.6% yoy) Feb 28, 2023 The sharpest increases were noted in the turnover of coal & coke (+174% year-on-year to 3.4mt) and timber (+109% yoy to 533.5kt).
Vänerhamn: 2.8mt handled in 2022 (+14% yoy) Feb 24, 2023 The Swedish port company's harbour in Karlstad advanced even more last year, up 43% on the 2021 figure, totalling 441kt.
Wasaline: 267,757 passengers served in 2022 (+149% yoy) Feb 23, 2023 The company's Aurora Botnia ferry also transported more private vehicles, up 126% on the 2021 result to 55,661 units.
Viking Line: 4.95m passengers served in 2022 (+114% yoy) Feb 20, 2023 At the same time, the company's fleet carried 117.8k ro-ro cargo units, down 8.9% on the 2021 result.
Port of Hamburg: 8.3m TEUs handled in 2022 (-4.6% yoy) Feb 20, 2023 Hinterland traffic accounted for 5.4m '20 (+/-0% year-on-year), while transhipment for 2.9m TEUs (-12.1% yoy).
Port of Ventspils: 14.75mt handled in 2022 (+33.1% yoy) Feb 15, 2023 The Latvian seaport rebounded from its record-low result of 2021 (since 1991) thanks to, among others, a new all-time high in wheeled cargo (ro-ro) traffic of 2.35mt (+3.7% year-on-year).
Port of Helsingborg: 8.6mt handled in 2022 (+2.4% yoy) Feb 08, 2023 As such, the Swedish seaport has a new freight handling record.