Gdańsk · Poland
Selling and sourcing used containers in Gdańsk
If containers are due at Gdańsk and there is no return job for them, report them before unloading. We look for a professional buyer or a reuse option in the Gdańsk area, and we register demand from businesses that need containers in northern Poland.
What we take on in Gdańsk
One-way, SOC, off-hire, used and damaged containers due at Gdańsk or already standing at a terminal or depot, plus demand for dry containers in lots for trading, export, storage or conversion. Special equipment is reviewed case by case.
Working with the Baltic Hub in mind
The Port of Gdańsk lists the Szczecińskie Quay and the deep-water Baltic Hub terminal as its container handling places. We do not represent any terminal; the point is that the release date and the terminal rules are among the first things we ask, because they set how much time there is to find a buyer.
Gdańsk and Gdynia together
Gdynia is a neighbouring Polish port, so a request naming Gdańsk can be compared with a lot at Gdynia and the reverse. Our matching states the distance between the ports and never treats the two as identical.
Lithuania across the Baltic
Klaipėda is a further Baltic option for a buyer who is flexible on location. We consider it only when the distance fits the buyer's stated range, and the reviewer sees exactly that distance.
Verified port facts
About the port of Gdańsk
- The Port of Gdańsk describes itself as the largest Baltic container port.
- The Port of Gdańsk has a 17 m deep deepwater fairway allowing drafts up to 15 m; Inner Port max draft 10.6 m, Outer Port 15.0 m.
- Baltic Hub Container Terminal is owned by PSA International, the Polish Development Fund and IFM Global Infrastructure Fund.
- Baltic Hub reached a capacity of 4.4 million TEU per year in 2025 after the third deepwater quay was launched.
- Baltic Hub processed 2,766,475 TEU during 2025.
- Szczecińskie Quay and Baltic Hub offer integrated and depot-holding services, including container stuffing, repair and refrigerated container stands.
- Baltic Hub has a railway siding with an operational length of 5.25 km (7 tracks).
- According to the Port of Gdańsk Authority, the port is a marine gateway to Central and Eastern Europe for Asian shipping routes.
- Imported goods can be stored in the Port of Gdańsk Duty Free Zone without customs guarantees, quotas, duty and tax, for an unlimited period.
Sources: portgdansk.pl · portgdansk.pl · portgdansk.pl · verified 2026-09-21
Container terminals named by the sources above: Baltic Hub Container Terminal; Szczecińskie Quay. LATYNEX does not represent any terminal.
Equipment
What you can submit for Gdańsk
- Submit supply or demand for Gdańsk: 20' dry (20DC), 40' dry (40DC), 40' high cube (40HC), Reefer, Flat rack, Open top, Tank, Other.
- Dry containers are the core of what we match; every other type is reviewed case by case.
FAQ
Gdańsk: questions we hear
More context: containers in Poland · what SOC and one-way containers are.
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