Gdynia, Poland
Baltic Grain Terminal is a port located in Gdynia, Poland. The port specializes in handling dry bulk cargoes, particularly grain, and operates with modern infrastructure and a dedicated team. It serves vessels and plants related to the grain industry, including those from various manufacturers. The company holds relevant certificates and adheres to standards set by class societies. Founded over 100 years ago, Port Gdynia is an integral part of the Baltic Sea route and plays a significant role in the development of the region. A notable fact about the port is that it was established four years before the city of Gdynia itself, symbolizing the rebirth of Poland after World War II.
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