Direct Combined Rail-Sea Transportation

FESCO carries out direct combined rail-sea transportation using regular rail services and coastal lines in the Far East and the Baltic Sea.

Cargoes are delivered to the Commercial Port of Vladivostok from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Irkutsk and other cities by regular railway services (accelerated container trains). FESCO's regular coastal services deliver cargoes from Vladivostok to remote and hard-to-reach areas of Russia: to Magadan (FESCO Magadan Line), Kamchatka (FESCO Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy Line), Sakhalin (FESCO Korsakov Direct Line), Chukotka (FESCO Anadyr Direct Line).

Cargoes arrive at the port of St. Petersburg from the largest regions of Russia by regular railway services, including FESCO Moscow Baltic Shuttle (Moscow — St. Petersburg) and FESCO Baltic Shuttle (Vladivostok — St. Petersburg). FESCO Saint-Petersburg Kaliningrad Line regular coastal service delivers cargoes to the port of Baltiysk located in Kaliningrad region.

There is also a service in the opposite direction from the ports of the Far East and Kaliningrad to various regions of Russia. Also customers have access to transportation in refrigerated containers cargo that requires temperature control.

Sea and rail transportation is carried out mainly using FESCO our own assets.