Hutchison Ports' Gdynia Container Terminal (GCT) has handled six million 20-foot containers since the facility kicked off its operations in the Polish seaport in 2006.

Moreover, GCT is on its way to breaking last year's result of 396 thousand TEUs, expecting to hit 460k TEUs by New Year's Eve, a new all-time high.

The jubilee container was brought by Maersk Gironde within a weekly service of the PGS/Gemini Cooperation.

Since its inception, GCT has invested €100+ million in the development of the 19.6-hectare big facility, which offers a 620-metre-long quay wall (out of which 523 m are for serving container ships). GCT also houses a rail siding (1,523 m of rails in total), a 2,000 m² covered warehouse, a 19,600 m² yard (12,500-TEU capacity, including 514 reefer points), and two six-lane gates.

Photo: Gdynia Container Terminal