Port + rail
We coordinate unloading, terminal operations, and handover of the container to a rail platform for dispatch to the inland regions of Russia.
Sea → terminal → rail
In-port freight forwarding
International Transport Group Transit coordinates terminal operations and cargo handover between the port, warehouse, rail station, and road transport. We run the process within one logistics chain: from receiving and document work to dispatch to the next leg.
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warehouse terminals
Why involve a forwarder in in-port operations
At a terminal, the result depends not on a single action but on how well operations, transport, documents, and the onward route are synchronized. Forwarding keeps this process in a single loop and enables a timely response to deviations.
Coordination of all parties
We align the actions of the terminal, carriers, warehouse, and consignee. The customer does not need to build communication between several unrelated contractors.
Connection with onward transportation
We plan forwarding together with the sea, rail, road, or multimodal leg. This reduces the risk of the chain breaking after cargo handling.
Document control
We verify the set of documents required to hand cargo over to the next stage of transportation and coordinate actions during customs clearance within the logistics scheme.
Operational transparency
A dedicated manager monitors the statuses of the terminal operation and onward dispatch, reporting on agreed stages and deviations.
What cargo we transport
Forwarding is applicable to batches that require controlled passage through a port, terminal, or warehouse hub. The specific set of operations is determined by the packaging, cargo type, and route.
| Category | Product examples |
|---|---|
| Containerized cargo | Receiving, unloading, supply to a platform or truck, handover to the onward leg |
| Import batches | Terminal coordination, documents, customs clearance, and onward delivery |
| Export cargo | Preparation for dispatch through a terminal, port, or border crossing |
| Industrial equipment | Coordination of transloading, securing, and handover to transport with regard to cargo characteristics |
| Consolidated batches | Receiving, warehouse handling, shipment building, and distribution by destination |
Types of services
In-port forwarding is not limited to one scheme: it is included in the route wherever cargo changes the mode of transportation or goes through terminal handling.
Port + road
We arrange truck supply, cargo receiving, and dispatch to a warehouse, distribution center, or directly to the consignee.
Sea → terminal → road
Terminal + warehouse
We hand the batch over for storage, sorting, picking, packing, labeling, or preparation for onward dispatch.
Handling in the warehousing loop
Terminal + cross-docking
For batches that do not require long-term placement, we arrange through-flow handling with receiving, resorting, palletization, and dispatch.
Without long-term storage
Transportation geography
The choice of terminal and the operation scheme depend on the direction of transportation, the clearance location, the cargo type, and the onward delivery leg.
Vladivostok
The terminal on Snegovaya Street performs interterminal transportation, consolidation, 3PL storage, loading and unloading, packing, and securing of cargo.
Ussuriysk
The container terminal is used for export cargo dispatch and agro trading tasks, with handover to rail and multimodal destinations.
Moscow and St. Petersburg
The terminals support receiving and release, warehouse operations, sorting, picking, packing, and batch building for onward transportation.
Cases we solve
We shape the solution not as a set of isolated terminal jobs but as part of the cargo's movement from shipper to consignee.
Container transloading to the rail leg
After the cargo arrives at the port, we coordinate terminal operations, paperwork, and handover of the container to a platform for onward dispatch across Russia.
An import batch delivered to a warehouse
We arrange cargo receiving, agree on document work and truck supply, then hand the batch over to the consignee's warehouse or Transit's warehousing loop.
Export via the Ussuriysk terminal
For an export batch, we build the sequence of vehicle supply, terminal handling, document preparation, and cargo handover to the chosen destination.
Steps to organize transportation
Receiving the request
We clarify the route, terminal, cargo type, packaging, documents, and the target date of the operation.
Planning the scheme
We agree on the sequence of terminal actions, warehouse handling, and the onward delivery leg.
Coordinating transport
We plan the supply of a truck, container, or rail rolling stock for the operation.
Arranging receiving
We control the handover of cargo to the terminal and the start of the agreed operations.
Supporting handling
We coordinate loading and unloading, consolidation, packing, securing, or warehouse actions as requested.
Verifying documents
We control the set of documents required for the next stage of transportation or clearance.
Handover to the next leg
We arrange dispatch and report on the status of the cargo's onward movement.
Frequently asked questions
The scope depends on the route and may include coordination of receiving, terminal operations, vehicle supply, documents, warehouse handling, and handover of cargo to the onward leg.