FESCO Transportation Group has launched a new intermodal service connecting China, South Korea, Japan to Moscow via port Nakhodka.
Being part of the firm’s aim of expanding their service network, the new product provides delivery of cargo by regular sea lines of the company to Nakhodka Sea Fishing Port in Russia from the Korean ports of Busan and Incheon as well as from the Chinese ports of Shanghai, Ningbo, Qingdao and Xingang with transshipment in Busan.
Intermodal service
Within the framework of the new service the first train left Nakhodka. 49 forty-foot containers with imported goods of various nomenclature which arrived on vessel FESCO Yanina to Nakhodka Sea Fishing Port were loaded into gondola cars and left from port station Rybniki to station Formachevo, Chelyabinsk region. There the containers will be reloaded to fitting platforms and will proceed to station Silikatnaya in Moscow as part of a single end-to-end service. Planned date of arrival of the train is January 2023.
In addition, the service covers the Japanese ports of Hakata, Kobe, Nagoya, Toyama, Shimizu and Yokohama. The regularity of ship calls is twice a month, according to Fesco, while the basis of cargo flow of the service is consumer goods, electronics and construction materials.