Polish logistics company CLIP Group has announced the purchase of 200 units of 45-foot HCPW (High Cube & Pallet Wide Container) containers. They are designed for intermodal transportation along international corridors, suitable for multimodal logistics chains and compatible with both rail and road infrastructure.
METRANS, a member of Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA), has announced that it has begun work on a multi-phase project to expand its intermodal terminal in the village of Gadki, near Poznan, Poland.
Riga Freeport handled almost 1.3 million t of cargo of various types in May, which was 42,000 t below transshipment in April.
The cargo turnover at Liepaja SEZ remained almost unchanged in May compared with April. Port operators all together processed approximately 641,000 t of cargo, down 35,000 t from April.
Container Terminal Mostyska (CTM) has announced that it plans to resume regular piggyback services between Ukraine and Germany on the Mostyska-Forst route starting 1 July.
The cargo turnover of the Riga Freeport amounted to 1.3 million t in April 2025, showing a 298,000 t plunge compared with March 2025. Note that the handling volumes decreased in all cargo groups.
The stevedoring companies of Liepaja SEZ handled a total of 676,000 t of various types of cargoes in April, exceeding the March transshipment by 138,000 t. The increase is owing to larger transshipment of dry cargo (up 168,000 t to 492,000 t) and liquid cargo (up 14,000 t to 33,000 t).
The cargo turnover decreased by 489,000 t to 3.8 million t at the port of Klaipeda in April 2025 compared with March due to weakened transshipment by both the Klaipeda State Seaport (down 369,000 t to 3.1 million t) and the Butinge terminal (down 120,000 t to 699,000 t).
Operators of the Freeport of Riga all together handled some 1.6 million t of various goods in March 2025, exceeding the February result by 348,000 t thanks to increased transshipment in all cargo groups.
The cargo turnover did not change much at the Liepaja SEZ in March 2025. The port’s stevedoring companies processed approximately 537,000 t of cargo in March, just 2% or 9,000 t falling behind February.