• The general cargo terminal
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• Bulk mineral fertilizer terminal
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• Liquid fertilizer and chemical products terminal
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• Bulk grain terminal
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• Ferry (ro-ro) terminal
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• Towage services
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• Logistic services
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• Storage
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• Cold storages
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The ferry (ro-ro) terminal is a junction point of routes of land transport (railway, trucks) and sea-going vessels that connect the European Union with the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States. The terminal deals with transport of cargo in wagons, by trucks, platforms and trailers, as well as carriage of passengers by ferries of "DFDS Seaways", an operator of the Danish transport company DFDS.

The Ro-Ro shipping lines served:

• Klaipeda - Kiel (Germany)
• Klaipeda - Karlshamn (Sweden)
• Klaipeda - Copenhagen – Aarhus – Fredericia (Denmark)
  
• Klaipeda - Sassnitz (Germany)

Services rendered:

• All services required by Ro-Ro ferries
• Loading/discharging of railway wagons onto/from ferries
• Ferry (ro-ro) terminal can serve up to 150,000 passengers annually
• Cargo warehousing and storage in open and sheltered warehouses