Russia Routes
Dual ocean and rail channels to Russia — Far East ports in 15–20 days and rail to Moscow in 12–15 days, with nationwide coverage.
Route Overview
Dual ocean and rail channels reaching all of Russia
Ocean Channel
From Shanghai to Vladivostok, Vostochny, Nakhodka and other Russian Far East ports. 15–20 day transit, then via the Trans-Siberian Railway to Moscow and European Russia.
China-Europe Rail Channel
Cargo consolidated nationwide via Xi'an/Chongqing/Zhengzhou, exiting through Manzhouli direct to Moscow. Full containers arrive in 12–15 days, 7–10 days faster than ocean.
St. Petersburg Route
Via Suez Canal → European base ports → Baltic Sea → St. Petersburg. 35–40 days. Ideal for clients in western Russia and Northern Europe.
LCL Consolidation
LCL consolidation centers at Far East ports, with ocean + rail intermodal covering Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk and other major cities.
Schedule & Transit
| Route | Mode | Transit | Suitable Cargo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shanghai → Vladivostok | Ocean | 15-20 days | Bulk / heavy cargo |
| Nationwide → Manzhouli → Moscow | China-Europe Rail | 12-15 days | Mid-value / time-sensitive |
| Shanghai → Vladivostok→Moscow | Ocean-Rail Intermodal | 25-30 days | Large volume / flexible schedule |
| Shanghai → St. Petersburg | Ocean | 35-40 days | Oversized equipment / bulk |
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