Russian Railways Logistics

Russian Railways Logistics started outsize aluminum part transportation of a total weight of 134.5 tons produced by Jilin Midas Aluminium Industries from the warehouse in Liaoyuan, Jilin Province of China to Ural Locomotives plant in Yekaterinburg,...

Russian Railways Logistics opened a separate subdivision in Sochi, Russia ahead of Winter Olympic Games. The new division will provide the full range of logistics services as well as perform the role of the Olympic consignee.

The branch of Russian Railways Logistics in Rostov-na-Donu won the tender of United Grain Company (OZK) for transportation of grain cargo for the UN World Food Programme.

Russian Railways Logistics started transportation of GW Wingle 5 produced by Great Wall Motor Company Limited (GWM) from China to Russia. First 48 pickups were forwarded to Gzhel, Russia by railroad in the specialized wagons.

Russian Railways Logistics strengthens its cooperation with JSC Solikamskbumprom, one of the leading enterprises of pulp and paper industry in Russia with a number of clients abroad.

Moscow, Russia, 12 February 2013 - Russian Railways Logistics, the subsidiary of Russian Railways Holding, becomes an Olympic consignee ahead of the 2014 World Winter Olympic Games to be held next year in Sochi, Russia.

Russian Railways Logistics organized multimodal transportation of feldspar for ceramic tile production business of UNITILE Holding from port of Gulluk in Turkey to the Russian cities of Voronezh and Shakhty.

RZD Logistics branch in Rostov-on-Don organized transportation of packaged cargo shipped by a lecturer of Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University to Port Elizabeth, South Africa.

Russian Railways Logistics started transportation of the finished goods produced by JSC Synthez-Kauchuk for export. The first 30 containers with the company cargo were shipped at the end of December 2012 to India, Indonesia and South-East Asia.

Russian Railways Logistics organized the delivery of two BCG-1, two-section mainline electric freight locomotives, from China to Belarus transiting through the territories of Kazakhstan and Russia, the route, which is known as a new Silk Road.