Railway changing

Transportation is the backbone of border trade logistics. It involves moving goods from the point of origin to their final destination, which may involve multiple modes of transport:

- Railway freight: The Trans-Siberian Railway, connecting China’s northeastern regions with Russia’s western cities, is a major route for Sino-Russian trade.

Railway freight is favored for its capacity to handle large volumes of goods and its relative cost-effectiveness compared to air freight.

The development of the China-Russia Rail Logistics Centre in Manzhouli has further streamlined rail logistics by integrating facilities for cargo handling and customs processing.

- Road Transport: Trucks are used for transporting goods across shorter distances, including from rail hubs to inland destinations.

The development of highways and border crossing facilities has improved the efficiency of road transport.

The China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor emphasizes the importance of road logistics, with investments aimed at enhancing road infrastructure and border facilities.

- Air Freight: For high-value and time-sensitive goods, air freight is a crucial service. Airports in major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Moscow,

as well as regional airports closer to the border, facilitate air cargo transport. Despite its higher cost, air freight offers faster transit times, which is essential for certain industries.

FCL SEA FREIGHT :For big volume ,and no time requirement goods can choose this one ,the cost is lower than other transport mode.