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Logistics Overview

Poland is the undisputed logistics heart of Central and Eastern Europe. It boasts the only deep-water terminal in the Baltic Sea capable of handling the world's largest container vessels and serves as the primary EU entry point for the "New Silk Road" rail corridor from China.

Infrastructure Advantage

The Port of Gdańsk (Baltic Hub) is the largest container port in the Baltic Sea and the only one receiving direct calls from Asia. Małaszewicze serves as the "main gate" for the New Silk Road, where 90% of Silk Road rail traffic enters the EU.

Sea Ports

Major seaports and maritime logistics hubs

Port of Gdańsk (Baltic Hub / DCT)

PL GDN
Max Depth17.0 m (Handles 24,000+ TEU vessels)
Total Area3,000,000+ TEU annually
Specialization

Largest container port in the Baltic Sea; direct deep-sea connections to China/Asia

Port of Gdynia

PL GDY
Specialization

Feeder traffic, US East Coast direct lines, RoRo

Key Terminals
  • BCT (Baltic Container Terminal)
  • GCT (Gdynia Container Terminal)

Air Freight

Air cargo hubs and handling services

Warsaw Chopin Airport

WAW
Strategic RolePrimary international air cargo gateway; LS Cargo Park is the largest cargo terminal in Poland

Key Handling Agents

LS Airport Services
Largest cargo handler in Poland
Welcome Airport Services
International carriers

Katowice Airport

KTW
Strategic RolePoland's second-largest cargo airport; specialized in express freighter traffic (DHL/TNT/UPS)

Carrier Offices & Terminals

Live

Major shipping lines with local presence

Booking Offices

Maersk

Gdynia - PL

Gdynia

Local Information →

Maersk Terminals & Ports

MaerskPLDEB

Proclean Debica

Debica

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MaerskPLGDN

Gdansk Baltic HUB Terminal

Gdansk

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MaerskPLGDY

Baltic Container Terminal

Gdynia

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MaerskPLGDY

GCT GDYNIA CONTAINER TERMINAL

Gdynia

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MaerskPLKZA

PCC Kolbuszowa

Kolbuszowa

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MaerskPLSZZ

Drobnica Szczecin

Szczecin

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MaerskPLWAW

LOCONI Warszawa

Warszawa

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Other Carriers

MSC

Office: Gdynia / Warsaw

Local Services →

Maersk

Office: Warsaw

Local Services →

Hapag-Lloyd

Office: Gdańsk

Local Services →

CMA CGM

Office: Gdynia

Local Services →

Shipping Schedules

Live ocean freight routes from carrier schedules

Updated 6 Jul 2026
Trade Lane
Carrier
Service Lines
Type
Transit
Next Departure
GDYNIAHAMBURG
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS
Direct
5d~0.186t CO2
8 Apr
HAMBURGGDYNIA
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS
Direct
5d~0.186t CO2
8 Apr
GDYNIAHAMBURG
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS
Direct
5d~0.186t CO2
15 Apr
GDYNIAHAMBURG
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS
Direct
5d~0.186t CO2
22 Apr
ROTTERDAMGDANSK
MSC
2 stops
6d~0.223t CO2
22 Apr
ROTTERDAMGDANSK
MSC
2 stops
6d~0.223t CO2
18 Apr
HAMBURGGDYNIA
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS
Direct
6d~0.223t CO2
14 Apr
HAMBURGGDYNIA
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS
Direct
6d~0.223t CO2
21 Apr
ROTTERDAMGDANSK
MSC
2 stops
7d~0.26t CO2
26 Apr
GDANSKROTTERDAM
MSC
2 stops
7d~0.26t CO2
2 May
GDANSKROTTERDAM
MSC
2 stops
8d~0.298t CO2
10 Apr
GDANSKROTTERDAM
MSC
2 stops
9d~0.335t CO2
18 Apr
ROTTERDAMGDYNIA
Hapag-Lloyd
IOS -> PGS
1 stop
10d~0.372t CO2
10 Apr
ROTTERDAMGDYNIA
Hapag-Lloyd
IOS -> PGS
1 stop
10d~0.372t CO2
17 Apr
ROTTERDAMGDYNIA
Hapag-Lloyd
AL4 -> PGS
1 stop
11d~0.409t CO2
9 Apr
TANGER MEDGDYNIA
Hapag-Lloyd
NE1 -> PGS
1 stop
12d~0.446t CO2
15 Apr
TANGER MEDGDYNIA
Hapag-Lloyd
NE1 -> PGS
1 stop
12d~0.446t CO2
29 Apr
GdyniaMiami
COSCO
087W → 094W
1 stop
20d
26 Aug
GDYNIAROTTERDAM
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS -> NE1
1 stop
22d~0.818t CO2
8 Apr
GDYNIAHOUSTON, TX
Hapag-Lloyd
IRE -> AL2
1 stop
22d~0.818t CO2
11 Apr
GDYNIAROTTERDAM
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS -> NE1
1 stop
22d~0.818t CO2
22 Apr
GDYNIAROTTERDAM
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS -> NE1
1 stop
22d~0.818t CO2
15 Apr
GDYNIANEW YORK, NY
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS -> AL1
1 stop
24d~0.893t CO2
8 Apr
GDYNIAHOUSTON, TX
Hapag-Lloyd
IRE -> AL2
1 stop
24d~0.893t CO2
9 Apr
GDANSKNEW YORK
MSC
6 stops
24d~0.893t CO2
30 Apr
GDYNIANEW YORK, NY
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS -> AL1
1 stop
24d~0.893t CO2
15 Apr
GDYNIANEW YORK, NY
Hapag-Lloyd
PGS -> AL1
1 stop
24d~0.893t CO2
22 Apr
GDANSKNEW YORK
MSC
6 stops
25d~0.93t CO2
5 May
CALLAOGDANSK
MSC
5 stops
26d~0.967t CO2
1 May
GDYNIAHOUSTON, TX
Hapag-Lloyd
IRE -> AL2
1 stop
28d~1.042t CO2
19 Apr

Last updated: 6 Jul 2026, 10:55 UTC

Customs & Trade

Import/export regulations and procedures

E-Customs SystemIntegrated with EU AIS/AES systems
Standard VAT Rate23%

Special Economic Zones (SEZ) including Pomeranian and Katowice offer tax breaks for logistics investments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about logistics in Poland

Which Polish port can handle the largest container ships?+

The Port of Gdańsk (Baltic Hub) is the only deep-water port in the Baltic Sea capable of handling ULCVs (Ultra Large Container Vessels) with capacities over 24,000 TEU.

Why is Małaszewicze important for rail freight?+

Małaszewicze is the "main gate" for the New Silk Road into Europe, serving as the transshipment point between the broad Russian gauge and the standard European gauge.

What is the largest cargo airport in Poland?+

Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) is the largest, handling the majority of international air freight, followed by Katowice (KTW) for express services.