TERMINAL
BALTIC JUICE TERMINAL (BJT) was constructed in 2006 and BJT is the most modern FCOJ terminal, constructed in 2006. It is capable of transshipping a minimum of 100 000 MT of juice concentrates annually and features tank farm and cold storage facilities for up to 11 000 MT and 10 000 drums respectively. Additionally, BJT has facilities for concentrate mixing and blending, as well as fully equipped laboratory capable of processing a minimum of 100 000 MT of FCOJ annually.
BJT is interested in cooperation with regional and global raw juice concentrate suppliers and traders.
Main features of BJT
| Constructed | 2006 |
| Total territory | 3 ha |
| Depth of berths | 11.0 m (with an option of dredging till 12.0 m) |
| Handling of tanker vessels | up to 42 000 DWT; pipeline connection with berths |
| Potential turnover of FCOJ | min of 100 000 MT/year (with options to be increased to min of 150 000 MT/year) |
| Tank farm for FCOJ | up to 11 000 MT at -10 °C (with options to be increased to 15 000 MT) |
| Cold storage facility | 10 000 drums at -18 °C (3 rooms, 1 800 sq.m.) |
| Additional facilities | concentrate mixing and blending facilities;
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| drum filling and dumping facilities; | |
| weighting bridge platform; | |
| laboratory | |
| Equipment | Fluidor, Maso, Siemens, Atlas Copco, York Internmational, Holvrieka, Trilobes |
Components of BJT
According to requirements (EK) Nr.853/2004 of the EU Commission, BJT is certified as a Cold Store for Frozen Food Products, as well as BJT has the license to undertake terminal and stevedoring services.
BJT is operated and owned by OVERSEAS Estates SIA (a Limited Liability Company of the Republic of Latvia), which is a 100% subsidiary of JSC Rietumu Bank.