In-port freight forwarding
Coordination of terminal operations, documents, vehicle supply, and handover of cargo to the next stage of transportation.
Operation and dispatch control
In-port cargo handling
International Transport Group Transit arranges cargo handling at terminals within a single logistics chain. We plan transloading, consolidation, securing, processing of terminal operations, and onward dispatch by road, rail, or sea.
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5
warehouse terminals
24/7
operation mode
Why arrange in-port handling through Transit
At a port or terminal, synchronization of operations is especially important: uncoordinated actions increase handling time and the risk of extra costs. We combine terminal work with the onward leg of transportation and document control.
One management cycle
Terminal handling, the overland leg, warehouse operations, and documents are coordinated by one responsible partner. This simplifies cargo handover between stages and deviation control.
Terminals in key logistics hubs
The company's warehousing infrastructure includes terminals in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Vladivostok, and Novosibirsk, as well as a container terminal in Ussuriysk for export cargo.
Operations tailored to cargo characteristics
Depending on the task, we arrange receiving, loading and unloading operations, consolidation, packing, securing and unsecuring, and container stuffing or unstuffing.
Status and document control
A manager monitors operation statuses, documents, and onward dispatch. Shipment information and closing documents are available in a single support loop.
What cargo we transport
The scope of operations is agreed before work begins: we consider the type of packaging, placement requirements, the need for consolidation, and the onward dispatch scheme.
| Category | Product examples |
|---|---|
| Containerized cargo | Container loading, unloading, stuffing, and unstuffing |
| Import and export batches | Consolidation, terminal handling, and preparation for the next leg |
| Industrial goods | Equipment, components, spare parts, and raw materials |
| Goods for distribution | Palletized batches, everyday goods, and non-food products |
| Marketplace shipments | Batches that require labeling, packing, and preparation for shipping |
Types of services
In-port handling can be arranged as a standalone terminal operation or included in an end-to-end delivery scheme.
3PL handling
Receiving, sorting, picking, packing, and preparation of batches for distribution or onward transportation.
Warehouse handling tailored to the client's process
Transportation geography
We select the terminal and the sequence of operations with regard to the route, the customs clearance location, the cargo type, and the onward delivery leg.
Vladivostok
The terminal on Snegovaya Street performs receiving and release of cargo for interterminal transportation, SKU-based 3PL storage, consolidation, loading and unloading, packing, and securing.
Ussuriysk
The container terminal in Ussuriysk is used for export cargo dispatch and agro trading tasks.
Moscow and St. Petersburg
The Moscow and St. Petersburg terminals support receiving, release, storage, sorting, picking, packing, and batch building for distribution.
Company scale and capacity
The warehousing and terminal infrastructure makes it possible to include cargo handling in the route without handing the operation over to several unrelated contractors.
5
warehouse terminals
24/7
warehouse operation mode
24 h
cross-dock handling and dispatch
WMS
warehouse operation management
1C
integration with the client's accounting
13
company offices
Vladivostok
Consolidation, 3PL storage, packing, securing, and interterminal transportation.
Ussuriysk
A container terminal for export cargo and agro trading.
St. Petersburg
Receiving, release, sorting, picking, and building of containerized batches.
Moscow North
A warehouse terminal with an area of 9,000 m².
Moscow South
A warehouse terminal with an area of 12,000 m².
Novosibirsk
One of the terminals of the company's warehousing network.
Cases we solve
We build the in-port handling scheme around the specific cargo handover point and the next transport leg.
A batch from the port to the rail leg
We arrange cargo receiving, terminal handling, and handover to rail dispatch in an agreed sequence. The manager monitors operation statuses and documents.
Consolidation of import shipments
Several batches are received at the terminal, go through the agreed warehouse operations, and are prepared for onward dispatch into the regional network.
Distribution without long-term storage
For distribution we use cross-docking: cargo is received, resorted, palletized, and sent to destination addresses without long-term warehouse placement.
Steps to organize transportation
Request and initial data
We clarify the terminal, cargo type, volume, packaging, documents, and onward route.
Operation plan
We determine the sequence of receiving, transloading, consolidation, storage, or cross-docking.
Transport arrangement
We plan the supply of a truck, container, or rail rolling stock for the operation.
Receiving and control
We receive the cargo at the terminal and record operation statuses in the agreed loop.
Cargo handling
We perform the agreed loading, unloading, warehouse, packing, and securing operations.
Document preparation
We verify the set of documents required to hand the cargo over to the next stage.
Dispatch and updates
We hand the cargo over for onward transportation and provide information on the operation status.
Comprehensive logistics support
We complement in-port handling with services that cover the cargo's path to and from the terminal.
Container transportation
Sea, rail, road, or multimodal delivery within a single project.
Customs clearance
Support of customs procedures for import and export shipments.
Warehouse handling
Storage, records, packing, labeling, picking, and preparation of batches for dispatch.
Last mile
Road delivery of cargo to a warehouse, distribution center, or consignee.
Frequently asked questions
The scope of work is determined by the task and may include receiving, loading and unloading, consolidation, packing, securing and unsecuring, warehouse handling, document preparation, and handover of cargo to the next stage of transportation.