The port council has unanimously recommended the initiation of the next phase of developing the Danish seaport, a decision also approved by the municipal council of Vordingborg.
The Port of HaminaKotka and Steveco have set up the Baltic Sea Pulp Centre, a brand-new terminal in the D-area in the western part of Kotka's Mussalo Harbour.
In April 2019, the line joined forces with Winnow, a company helping others reduce food waste, which resulted in saving some 27t (equal to approx. 70k meals) over a period of four months.
Nyborg, part of Associated Danish Ports (ADP), has become the 30th member of Cruise Baltic, a Copenhagen-based port-town network promoting cruise tourism in the region.
The Port of Gdynia and the Warsaw-based Centre for European Union Transport Projects have signed an agreement thanks to which the former will get approx. €4.6m (PLN 20m) for upgrading its Intermodal Rail Terminal.
The Swedish ship owner has commissioned the Chinese Avic Dingheng shipyard to construct what will be the eight vessel in a series of 17,999 dwt-big oil products and chemical tankers.
Following a long-term co-op struck with Wärtsilä, the shipping line will be offering as of November a weekly ro-ro & container service between the ports in question.
The company has kicked off a new weekly service, operated with the use of two ships, that links the ports of Gdańsk, Hamburg, Aarhus, Oslo, Bergen, Tananger, and Ålesund.
