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01.12.2017
Hamburg Süd remains Hamburg Süd
Hamburg, December 1, 2017. With yesterday’s closing, the Hamburg Süd Group is now part […]
30.11.2017
Russian Railways Expect Record Breaking Throughput
This year Russian Railways expect a record-breaking throughput in the entire newest history of […]
30.11.2017
SeaNews’ Forecast Coming True
A little more than a year ago while speaking at the TransBaltic conference in […]
30.11.2017
Hoegh Autoliners Carries Russian Locomotives to Cuba
Seven locomotives manufactured by Sinara group arrived to Cuba from Russia. The rolling stock […]
30.11.2017
Yamal LNG Launch Scheduled
Yamal LNG has been granted state permission to commission the main technological facilities of the first […]
30.11.2017
Azov Freight Market, Week 48
The Sea of Azov freight market is sporadic. Market players are advising contradicting figures […]
29.11.2017
RF Transport Minister Suggests Moratorium on New Vessel Documents
The Russian Federation has submitted to the IMO Assembly a suggestion aimed at reducing […]
29.11.2017
First Full Container Loaded Train from China to France
GEFCO has completed the first run of a full container loaded train from China […]
29.11.2017
TransContainer Doubles Net Profit
PJSC TransContainer has published its financial results under IFRS for the third quarter and […]
28.11.2017
Russia – EU Foreign Trade Turnover
During the last 9 months of 2017, foreign trade turnover between Russia and the […]
28.11.2017
Novatek Seeks Partners for Kamchatka LNG Terminal
The company signs Memorandum of Understanding with Marubeni and MOL
28.11.2017
Russia and Greece Sign Agreement on Seafarers’ Diplomas
Russian seafarers will be able to work on board Greek vessels, and vice versa
27.11.2017
Transit Navigation on Azov-Don Waterway Closing on December 1
The transit navigation on the Azov-Don Waterway is to be closed officially as of […]
27.11.2017
Northern Sea Route in 8.5 Days Unassisted
On 24 November 2017 “Fedor Ushakov”, a new multifunctional icebreaking standby vessel built for […]
21.11.2017
Container Traffic via Ukrainian Ports Surges in October
In January-October 2017 the sea port of Ukraine handled 493.1 thousand TEU, up 1.3% […]
18.11.2017
New PORTSTAT Service is launched – Statistics and Analysis for All RF Sea Ports and Terminals
All throughput statistics for all ports and all operators now on your monitor, any time and any aspect
15.11.2017
Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port Throughput Down
Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port Group handled 119.8 mn tons in January-October 2017, down 2.3% […]
01.11.2017
Sea and Rail Cargo Up, Inland Shipping Down
In January-September 2017, cargo traffic by all modes of transportation in Russia amounted to […]
01.11.2017
Rail Cargo Loading Up 3%
In January-October 2017 Russian Railways JSC, the state owned operator of the Russian railway […]
26.10.2017
Food Products Import Growing
Russia’s import of meat products is growing. According to the RF Customs Service’s statistics, […]
13.10.2017
Railway Export via Ports
According to the results of 9 months of 2017, the loading of export cargoes […]
20.09.2017
People Most Important in Shipping
Recently, Sea Connect has celebrated its tenth anniversary in St. Petersburg. Vyacheslav Puzemsky, СЕО of Sea Connect, gave SeaNews an interview about the company history, the changes in the container shipping market in Russia and abroad, and his forecasts for the near future.
11.09.2017
Cybersecurity and Shipping
Alexey Grechany, Project Manager, Sea Data Lab, on specific threats poised by cyber attacks for the shipping industry
29.08.2017
What are Sources of Container Traffic Growth in Russian Far East
With a high USD rate, export will be growing, and vice versa. Container traffic via ports will depend on the service cost and convenience.
20.03.2017
LCL and LTL Demand Growing
The growing number of players providing all sorts of services in this market allows of offering more than one variant of delivery to our customers instead of just one logistics solution as was the case several years ago.
06.02.2017
Focus on China
Chinese goods are as a rule cheap, which leaves room for doubts, often not without reasons, that the customs value declared is valid. Often the materials of which the goods in question were produced cost more than the goods.
08.08.2016
Car Market Far from Stabilization
In July 2016, sales of new cars and light commercial vehicles in Russia decreased […]
08.08.2016
Crude Export Up, Products Export Down
In H1 2016, the Russian export of crude oil grew 6% year-on-year to make […]
04.08.2016
Azov and Caspian Freight Market
On week 31 the Azov freight market shows stable growing trends. According to the […]
02.08.2016
Foreign Trade via Baltic Customs Down
In H1 2016, foreign trade value in the Baltic Customs region amounted to $12 […]