Container transportation
FESCO works in the most important transport corridors and connects all regions of Russia to the economic centers of Asia and Europe by rail and sea lines.
FESCO Transportation Group specializes in container transportation of all types: domestic, import, export and transit and is a leader in the transportation of containers to Russia through the Far East from South Korea, Japan, China.
FESCO provides Door-to-door transportation, delivering cargo from the warehouse to the destination and thus optimizing the logistics and reducing the costs.
Advantages
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18 vessels with the capacity over 280,000 tons
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75,000 of TEU under management
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8,000 units of rolling stock
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3 owned terminals and Commercial Port of Vladivostok
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More than 100 call ports
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40 offices and representative offices all over the world
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More than 250 voyages per year
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More than 60 container trains per week
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Marine transportation from China to Russia (FCXP)
Vladivostok — Vostochny — Shekou — Yantian — Xiamen — Ningbo — Shanghai — Vladivostok —
Marine transportation from Japan to Vladivostok (JTSL)
Vladivostok — Vostochny — Sendai, miyagi — Yokohama — Shimizu — Nagoya — Kobe — Busan — Toyamashinko — Vladivostok — Vostochny —
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Marine transportation from Europe to Novorossiysk (FBSS)
Rotterdam — Antwerpen — Ambarli — Novorossijsk — Ambarli — Antwerpen — Rotterdam —
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Marine transportation on route Kuril Islands Vladivostok (FKL)
Vladivostok — Kurilsk — Yuzhno-Kurilsk — Malokurilskoe — Vladivostok —
Marine transportation on route Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Vladivostok (FPKL)
Vladivostok — Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy — Vladivostok —
Marine transportation on route Vladivostok Magadan Vostochny (FML)
Vostochny — Vladivostok — Magadansky, port — Vostochny —
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Marine transportation Europe – Asia (via Vladivostok)
Vladivostok — Korsakov — Busan — Shanghai — Genoa — Barcelona — Antwerpen — Rotterdam — Hamburg — Helsinki — Riga — Klaipeda —