Port of Szczecin-Świnoujście: 36.81mt handled in 2022 (+10.8% yoy) Jan 31, 2023 The handling of liquefied natural gas rose the most - by 54.6% year-on-year to 4.44mt.
Port of Gdańsk: 68.2mt handled in 2022 (+28.2% yoy) Jan 30, 2023 Turnover of coal noted the sharpest increase of 175% year-on-year to 13.2mt.
Port of Klaipėda: 1,047,941 TEUs handled in 2022 (+57% yoy) Jan 25, 2023 The entire general cargo segment rose by 10.5% year-on-year to 17.9mt.
Port of Trelleborg: 1.63m passengers welcomed in 2022 (+11.9% yoy) Jan 24, 2023 Ferries serving the Swedish seaport's traffic also transported 372.5k private vehicles, an increase of 23.8% on the 2021 result.
Port of Gothenburg: 885k TEUs handled in 2022 (+6.9% yoy) Jan 23, 2023 The Swedish seaport's rail container traffic advanced 12.4% year-on-year to 515k 20'.
Port of Helsinki: 15.18mt handled in 2022 (+5.6% yoy) Jan 19, 2023 With this result, the Finnish seaport struck its new all-time cargo traffic high.
Rostock Port: 28.97mt handled in 2022 (+1% yoy) Jan 18, 2023 Wheeled cargo, Rostock's prime traffic, totted up to 17.7mt (-1.7% year-on-year), followed by 7.2mt of dry bulk (+4.3% yoy), 3.45mt of liquid bulk (+11.3% yoy), and 625kt of other general cargo (-8.1% yoy).
Port of Liepāja: 7.61mt handled in 2022 (+7.8% yoy) Jan 17, 2023 Dry bulk, the main commodity passing the Latvian seaport's quays, rose by 8.2% year-on-year to 5.11mt.
Port of Riga: 23.52mt handled in 2022 (+9.4% yoy) Jan 13, 2023 The handling of dry bulk, the Latvian seaport's leading trade, advanced by 20.6% year-on-year to 14.5mt.
Tallink & Silja Line: 5.46m ferry passengers served in 2022 (+84.4% yoy) Jan 10, 2023 The company's fleet also transported 819k private vehicles (+36.1% year-on-year) and 410k trucks & trailers (+11% yoy).