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Business trip to the ports of Poland as part of the Agro&Food Security Forum. Grains, Oilseeds, Pulses – DCT Gdansk and Gdynia, September 14

01/ 08/ 2022
  Community of Pulse Producers and Consumers of Ukraine and UkrAgroConsult invite agri operators to visit the two largest ports in Poland on September 14 in the framework of the International Forum Agro&Food Security Forum. Grains, Oilseeds, Pulses. The morning of September 14 will begin with a transfer from Warsaw to the Port of Gdynia, which is a recognized brand in transport and logistics systems around the world. It is one of the leading ports in the southern Baltic Sea, specializing in container cargo handling. The total area of the port is 2,996.3 hectares. After exploring the port of Gdynia, participants will move to the DCT Gdańsk terminal, which is the largest and fastest growing container terminal in Poland, as well as the only deep-water terminal in the Baltic Sea region with direct calls by ocean-going vessels from the Far East. Annual throughput capacity of DCT Gdansk - 2,950,000 TEU, storage capacity - 64,000 TEU, terminal operating area - 88 hectares. We invite all agri & food operators to join in person and take an active part in formation of the new market reality! The EARLY BIRD registration rate is valid until August 10. Join in!

Community of Pulse Producers and Consumers of Ukraine and UkrAgroConsult invite agri operators to visit the two largest ports in Poland on September 14 in the framework of the International Forum ‘Agro&Food Security Forum. Grains, Oilseeds, Pulses’.

The morning of September 14 will begin with a transfer from Warsaw to the Port of Gdynia, which is a recognized brand in transport and logistics systems around the world. It is one of the leading ports in the southern Baltic Sea, specializing in container cargo handling. The total area of the port is 2,996.3 hectares.

After exploring the port of Gdynia, participants will move to the DCT Gdańsk terminal, which is the largest and fastest growing container terminal in Poland, as well as the only deep-water terminal in the Baltic Sea region with direct calls by ocean-going vessels from the Far East. Annual throughput capacity of DCT Gdansk – 2,950,000 TEU, storage capacity – 64,000 TEU, terminal operating area – 88 hectares.

We invite all agri & food operators to join in person and take an active part in formation of the new market reality!

The “EARLY BIRD” registration rate is valid until August 10.

Join in!

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