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Grains push Klaipeda port cargo volumes up 11% in August
23.09.2020The Lithuanian seaport of Klaipeda handled 30.2 million tons of cargo in January-August, 2020, down of 3.5% year-on-year, the port authority said on Wednesday. In August alone, handling volumes increased by 11%, reports LETA/BNS.
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Freight handling by Estonian ports up 3% in August y-o-y
21.09.2020Estonian ports handled 2.96 million tons of cargoes in August, 3% more than in the same month last year, data available from Statistics Estonia show, cites LETA/BNS.
Cargo handled by Latvian ports down 29.7% in 8 months
18.09.2020Latvian ports handled 29.744 million tons of cargo in January-August 2020, which is 29.7% less than in the same period last year, informs LETA, according to the Transport Ministry's data.
Klaipeda port launches breakwater reconstruction
11.09.2020Lithuania's seaport of Klaipeda has on Friday launched the reconstruction of its breakwaters, valued at around 49 million euros, including VAT, with EU funds also to be used, reports LETA/BNS.
Tallinna Sadam, ESTEVE court dispute re termination of Old City Harbor mooring deal ends
11.09.2020Listed Estonian port company Tallinna Sadam has three related legal disputes with AS ESTEVE, one of which, concerning the termination of the Old City Harbor mooring service agreement, ended on Sept. 7, informs LETA/BNS.
Travelers will need to provide their personal info to Lithuania's NPHC online
Every international traveler arriving in or returning to Lithuania will be required as of next week to submit their personal information to specialists of Lithuania's National Public Health Center, the center said on Friday, LETA/BNS informs.
Riga Port sees 26% drop in cargo turnover in eight months
The Freeport of Riga handled 15.819 mln tons of cargo in the first eight months of the year, which is a reduction of 26% from the same period a year ago, according to information released by the port.
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