Baltic dry bulk refers to bulk cargoes loaded and unloaded in the Baltic region, mainly coal, ore, grain, timber, etc. The Baltic dry bulk transport industry is one of the world's largest dry bulk transportation markets, involving shipping, ports and trade.

The development of the dry bulk transportation industry in the Baltic Sea benefits from the rich natural resources of the Baltic region, especially coal and ores. The demand for these resources comes from the industrialization and urbanization process of neighboring countries, such as Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine and other countries. At the same time, the development of the Baltic dry bulk transportation industry also benefits from the good port facilities and transportation network in the Baltic region. The region is home to many large ports such as St. Petersburg, Gdansk, Kirpina, etc., which can provide efficient cargo handling and transportation services.

Trade in dry bulk in the Baltic Sea is also active, mainly between Europe and Asia. The main trading partners of dry bulk in the Baltic include China, Japan, South Korea, India, Pakistan and other countries. These countries import large quantities of bulk cargoes such as coal, ores and grains from the Baltic region to meet their industrial production and people's living needs.

Overall, Baltic dry bulk is a large and complex market, involving shipping, ports and trade. The development of dry bulk in the Baltic Sea is inseparable from the industrialization and urbanization needs of neighboring countries, while also benefiting from the rich natural resources and good port facilities and transportation network of the Baltic region.