Intermodal transportation
between India and Russia

FESCO Indian Line Westbound (FIL-W) : marine transportation between India and southern Russia.

The vessels deliver container, general, refrigerated, dangerous and oversized cargo along the route Jebel Ali — Mundra — Nava Sheva — Novorossiysk and in the opposite direction.

The approximate transit time on the route India — Novorossiysk is 18 days. Cargo is sent every 2 weeks.

The service includes warehouse logistics, repacking and customs clearance of cargo. Customers can also order rail delivery of cargo to Moscow and further around the country.

Vessels deliver container, general, refrigerated, dangerous and oversized cargo on the route Qingdao — Shanghai — Ningbo — Yantian — Mundra — St. Petersburg and in the opposite direction. From St. Petersburg, it is possible to send cargo to Kaliningrad by a weekly cabotage service.

The estimated transit time on the India — St. Petersburg route is 22 days. Shipments are being sent every 2 weeks.

As part of the service, FESCO offers auto-delivery of cargo from St. Petersburg to the North-West region and to Moscow.

FESCO China Direct Line (FCDL): marine ​​transportation between China and the Far East with the possibility of delivery to the central regions of Russia.

The vessels deliver container, general, refrigerated, dangerous and oversized cargo along the route Vladivostok — Shanghai — Mundra and in the opposite direction with transshipment to the group's partner vessels in Shanghai.

The approximate transit time on the India — Vladivostok route is 30-35 days.

The service includes warehouse logistics, repacking and customs clearance of cargo. It is also possible to send cargo from Vladivostok via regular container trains and cabotage lines across Russia.