Scandinavia’s largest RoRo port can see increased volumes in all segments when comparing the 2021 figures to 2020 and in several segments the figures are extreme.

As for trucks and trailers, 456,000 were handled, which is just over 77,000 more than the previous year and this corresponds to an increase of 20.4 percent.

The assessment is that the increases that occur across all of our four destinations depends on many factors, among others increased e-commerce and the building trade as some of the reasons, along with an even better customer offering.

In conventional rail traffic, Port of Trelleborg has handled 14,800 wagons, which is an increase of 53.1 percent and in intermodal traffic (combination of the traffic types sea, railway and road) the strong development continues since 2020 and Port of Trelleborg have handled 17,600 units and this corresponds to an increase of 47.4 percent compared to 2020.

It is gratifying to note that the passenger car traffic is starting to return when the restrictions now begin to ease. Positive figures for passengers and car traffic are seen with an increase of about 8 percent in both segments and here the figures will be significantly higher when summed up Q3 as the booking situation with the shipping companies is at a significantly higher level than in 2020.