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By Nick Savvides

18/04/2023

CMA CGM has announced that from 15 May it will transfer its remaining vessel calls at the Polish port of Gdynia to the Baltic Hub container terminal at Gdansk.

After 15 years as DCT Gdansk, the 2.7m teu capacity two-terminal facility was renamed Baltic Hub in October, and has a third terminal, T3, under construction to be completed by 2025, boosting annual capacity to some 4.5m teu.

CMA CGM claims the terminal change will “provide better accessibility to inland transport in Poland and ...

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