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Port of Tallinn cargo through-flows rose by 7 percent to 21.3 million tonnes in 2020, despite the pandemic, also a five-year high. Over the same period, passenger through-flow fell by nearly 60 percent.
Valdo Kalmu, Port of Tallinn board chair, says the company has a balanced business model which had proved its worth in four business areas during the coronavirus pandemic. While business has suffered, the peak in cargo transport also saw a 2.5 percent increase on year to the fourth quarter of 2019 (Q4 2019), as 5.8 million tons passed through the port.
The increase in freight volume is largely due to a large rise in liquid cargo, though since this comes from mostly project-based businesses, no continuous growth is expected in this area, ERR s online news in Estonian reports.