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FESCO Sets New Record, Dispatching 53 Box Trains From Vladivostok

Russia-based FESCO Transportation Group dispatched 53 container trains from Vladivostok in one week. In particular, 49 railway trains departed from the Commercial Port of Vladivostok (CPV) and the remaining four began from rear container terminals in Vladivostok.

The total loading of the box trains was more than 7,000 TEUs. Moreover, the dispatch of four trains was organised using the technology of combined trains, which helps to unload the railway junction of Vladivostok.

The transmission of 53 container trains is a record for FESCO, with the previous one set in December 2022, when the company moved 50 container trains with 6,800 TEUs from Vladivostok in one week.

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