1 Cargomind (Poland) sp. z o.o. (Gdynia)

The Cargomind Group consists of 13 subsidiaries in Central Europe (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary), Eastern Europe (Romania, Ukraine), South East Europe (Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia) and China (Shanghai). Poland is the eighth largest economy in the European Union and still growing above average. It offers well-developed Air , Sea and Rail transport facilities and it is also the entry gate into the European Union on the China –Europe Rail route. Cargomind (Poland) is headquartered in Warsaw and operates offices in Wroclaw and Gdynia. We hold IATA accreditation, AEO status and a Customs Broker license. The office in Gdynia is located directly in the port which allows us to keep close contact with all the major Ocean carriers, port and customs authorities, rail operators and truckers. The three cities of Gdansk, Gdynia and Sopot together form a contiguous metropolitan area on the coastline of Gdansk Bay called Tricity With an annual volume of more than 2 million TEU Gdansk is the biggest sea port in the Baltic Sea. Both 2M and OA connect Poland and the Far East with container ships in the 24.000 TEU category. Gdynia as well offers direct sailings to and from the USA, India, Middle East and China and handles some 500.000 TEU annually. The infrastructure here is designed to charge and discharge vessels with a capacity of over 10.000 TEU. It is also the hub of MSC in Eastern Europe and currently serves as the main gateway for Ocean shipments destined to the Ukraine. Apart from the ports in the Tricity region Hamburg and Bremerhaven are also options to route ocean freight shipments to and from Poland.