Vladivostok
The Port of Vladivostok, located on the Sea of Japan in Russia’s Far East, is a major Pacific gateway and the country’s largest Pacific port. It is crucial for both commercial and military purposes. The port handles a wide range of cargo, including containers, oil, coal, and grain, and serves as a key link in the Trans-Siberian Railway, facilitating trade between Asia and Europe. Its ice-free status throughout the year enhances its operational capacity. Vladivostok Port also supports the Russian Pacific Fleet and plays a pivotal role in regional economic activities and international trade routes.
New Russian railway service to link Germany, the Netherlands and Italy with Russia, despite sanctions
St. Petersburg, Russia (PortSEurope) April 29, 2022 – Despite massive Western sanctions against Russia for its invasion in Ukraine, the first train of the...
Ruscon starts Novorossiysk-Nakhodka container service
Novorossiysk, Russia (PortSEurope) April 15, 2022 – Ruscon, a container transportation company, has started a Novorossiysk-Nakhodka container service....
Total cargo turnover of Russian seaports in 2021 was 835.2 million tons, up +1.7%
Moscow, Russia (Ports Europe) January 20, 2022 – Total cargo turnover of Russian seaports in 2021 was 835.2 million tons, an increase of +1.7% compared...
Ports and logistics scoping study in CAREC countries
Baku, Azerbaijan (PortSEurope) October 24, 2021 – A scoping study analyses seaports and multimodal corridors serving Central Asia Regional Economic...
Top Russian ports – a review
Novorossiysk, Russia (PortSEurope) October 20, 2021 – There are 67 seaports in Russia located on 12 seas, from the Black and Baltic to the Pacific and...
Russian seaports see cargo turnover of the in January-August 2021 up +1.6%
Moscow, Russia (PortSEurope) October 13, 2021 – Cargo turnover of the seaports of Russia in January-August 2021 was 552.8 million tons, up by 1.6%...
Cargo deliveries to and from Russian ports in 2020
Moscow, Russia (PortSEurope) February 8, 2021 – Russian cargo transported through the seaports of Russia, the Baltic countries, Ukraine and Finland in...
Rosmorport sees small revenue decrease in October
In October 2020, FSUE Rosmorport revenue decreased by 0.4%, to 2.25 billion rubles as compared to September this year. At the same time, the company’s...
FAS has prepared a draft order on investment collection in Russian ports
The Federal Anti-Monopoly Service (FAS) has prepared a draft order on the approval of investment tax rates in Russian ports for 2021-2023. The corresponding...
Rosmorport port fees down 7% in first nine months 2020
Moscow, Russia (PortSEurope) October 8, 2020 – In January-September 2020, Rosmorport saw its revenue from port fees decrease by 7%, or by 1.1 billion...
Russia’s Ministry of Transport presents seaports development plan
Moscow, Russia (PortSEurope) September 15, 2020 – The Ministry of Transport presented a draft plan of the federal project “Development of...
Rosmorport revenue from port dues in Jan-Aug 2020 decreased by 6% compared to 2019
FSUE “Rosmorport” revenue from port dues in January-August decreased by 6% compared to the previous year (Submitted with technical revision in the...
Russian government issues port list for investment tax
Moscow, Russia (PortSEurope) August 27, 2020 – Acting Minister of Transport Innokenty Alafinov has signed an order to change the rules for collecting...
Rosmorport port fees for Jan-Jul 2020 decreased by 6%
Moscow, Russia (PortSEurope) August 18, 2020 – Revenue generated by Rosmorport from port fees in the period January-July 2020 decreased by 6%, or to 11.8...
RZD Logistics transports first container from Europe to Japan via Trans-Siberian LandBridge
RZD Logistics – December 2, 2019 RZD Logistics JSC, the leading multimodal logistics operator in the CIS and Baltic countries, has successfully...