Containers

SE “Odesa Container Terminal” helped HHLA increase international container turnover

German HHLA reported an increase in international container turnover by 21.5% in the first quarter of 2026, in particular due to the work of the KTO SE.

15.05.2026 - 15:33
Lemtrans is preparing two more multimodal terminal projects in Ukraine

Levada Cargo (Lemtrans Group) is preparing to implement two more multimodal container terminal projects.

30.04.2026 - 13:21
Ukrainian ports have fulfilled the cargo handling plan by 98%

Ukrainian seaports processed 21.1 million tons of cargo in the first quarter of 2026, despite attacks every five days.

20.04.2026 - 13:22
Maersk will soon increase tariffs for container imports to Ukraine

Maersk announced the update of tariffs for rail transportation of containers for import from January 5, 2026.

2.01.2026 - 17:00
A container terminal has been opened in the Kyiv region, which plans to connect the ports of Great Odesa with EU ports

The first phase of the production and logistics complex “Container Terminal Fastiv” was opened in Fastiv.

19.09.2025 - 11:26
The volume of grain transportation in containers by rail has decreased by 10% over the past six months

In January-June 2025, the total volume of containerized cargo transportation by rail amounted to 114.8 thousand DFE (-18% compared to the same period in 2024).

8.08.2025 - 11:48
The Port of Chornomorsk was the first to accept a liner container ship

The first among the ports of Great Odesa, the State Enterprise “MTP “Chornomorsk”” accepted a linear container ship.

21.07.2025 - 12:33
Business urged Ukrzaliznytsia not to raise tariffs for container transportation

EBA expressed concern over the initiative of UZ to increase tariffs for the transportation of goods with a gross weight of more than 26 tons.

6.06.2025 - 10:45
Record: last year ships lost only 221 containers at sea

In 2023, the number of containers lost at sea became a record low.

18.06.2024 - 13:03
Hapag-Lloyd resumes transportation to and from Ukrainian ports

Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd may become the first container operator since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion to resume services in Ukrainian ports.

30.05.2024 - 09:30