Container exports of agricultural products
Grain, flax, peas, and other bulk crops are shipped in containers with liner bags or big bags. We synchronize packaging, documents, the terminal, and transportation.
Container + specialized packaging
Transit International Transport Group runs a trading cycle for agricultural products, processed goods, and forest products. We combine procurement from producers, document preparation, transportation, export shipment, and delivery to Russian processors in a single managed chain.
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Export
of agricultural and forest products
Russia
delivery to processors and distribution
Foreign trade
documents, currency control, settlements

In trading, it is not enough to find a buyer or arrange transportation separately. The result depends on synchronizing the contract, cargo preparation, documents, transport, the terminal, and settlements.
We manage the sequence from product procurement and export batch preparation to payment control and cargo handover to the buyer in the destination country.
We support the contract framework, certificates, phytosanitary and veterinary documents, customs clearance, letters of credit, and currency control within the confirmed deal structure.
We select packaging and shipping methods to match the product: liner bags and big bags for grain and seeds, flexitanks and tank containers for oils, and reefer containers for cold chain goods.
We arrange procurement of grains and oilseeds from producers, delivery to processing plants, cooperation with storage terminals, and regional distribution.
Our product portfolio is built around goods where batch control, suitable packaging, documentary support, and an agreed route matter.
| Category | Product examples |
|---|---|
| Grains and pulses | Wheat, barley, oats, peas |
| Oilseed crops | Sunflower, rapeseed, soybeans, flaxseed |
| Processed products | Meal, oil cake, sunflower, soybean, and flaxseed oils |
| Forest products | Plywood, lumber, engineered wood, OSB, pellets, and briquettes |
We select the delivery scheme based on the product's properties, production location, dispatch point, consignee's infrastructure, and document requirements.
Grain, flax, peas, and other bulk crops are shipped in containers with liner bags or big bags. We synchronize packaging, documents, the terminal, and transportation.
Container + specialized packaging
For vegetable oils, we use flexitanks and, when the product and delivery scheme require it, tank containers.
Liquid cargo in a container setup
Sea shipments are formed via Vladivostok, Vostochny, and Nakhodka with destinations in Shanghai, Qingdao, Dalian, Ningbo, and Tianjin.
Far East ports
For procurement and distribution, we apply rail, road, and multimodal logistics between producers, terminals, and processing plants.
Producer → processor
The route is built not around a single mode of transport but around the actual readiness of the cargo, the terminal, and the consignee's infrastructure.
Rail routes run through Zabaykalsk–Manzhouli, Grodekovo–Suifenhe, Tongjiang, and Hunchun; sea shipments go through the ports of the Far East.
Confirmed destination ports for export shipments: Shanghai, Qingdao, Dalian, Ningbo, and Tianjin.
Procurement from producers, cooperation with storage terminals, delivery to processing plants, and regional distribution are organized within a single product flow.
Lumber and biofuel exports target China, Korea, Japan, and the Middle East; domestic distribution covers the regions where suppliers and buyers operate.
The trading operation leverages the transport, terminal, and documentary infrastructure of Transit International Transport Group — with no gap between procurement, transportation, and export shipment.
36 000+
own containers
2 000+
own container flatcars
400+
tractor units
4
transport corridors
7
owned Transit Line vessels
Foreign trade
documentary support
Used as a dispatch point for export cargo and agri-trading operations.
Helps connect cargo preparation, consolidation, dispatch, and further movement of the batch.
Transit Line includes 7 owned vessels and can serve as part of the sea export leg.
When building a route, we consider the port, station, warehouse, province, and the consignee's infrastructure, as well as seasonality and capacity.
Below are typical operational scenarios built from confirmed cargo technologies and processes rather than descriptions of individual client cases.
We arrange procurement, batch preparation, execution of the required documents, loading into liner bags or big bags, transportation, and export shipment along the agreed route.
We select the container technology — flexitank or tank container — and synchronize product preparation, packaging, transport, and documents.
We connect procurement from the producer, the storage terminal, transportation, and handover of the batch to a processing plant or regional distribution.
We clarify the product group, batch volume, production location, destination, packaging, and document requirements.
We build the sequence of procurement, sale, contract, settlements, and logistics depending on the export or domestic Russian flow.
We handle the contract, certificates, phytosanitary and veterinary documents, customs procedures, and currency control where they apply to the batch.
We arrange packaging, the container, the terminal, warehouse operations, and transport positioning to match the product's characteristics.
We use the agreed sea, rail, road, or multimodal route.
We coordinate cargo handover at the port or border crossing and track movement to the agreed checkpoint.
We control documentary closing and payment within the agreed trading scheme.
Trading can be complemented with services of Transit International Transport Group when a product operation needs a single provider from batch preparation to delivery.
Sea, rail, and multimodal solutions for export shipments.
Support of export procedures in combination with commercial and shipping documents.
Receiving, consolidation, storage, and batch preparation for dispatch when needed.
A refrigerated cycle for products that require temperature control.
Confirmed services include export agri-trading and domestic Russian trading: purchase and sale of product batches, document preparation, transportation arrangement, and control of the agreed stages of the deal.