Where Russia Delivers Goods Previously Supplied to Europe

Searching for carriers and logistics services for delivering goods worldwide will take less time if you use the international freight exchange Com-Stil. Here you can find companies that deliver cargo by various modes of transport: road, air, sea, rail.

The exchange is actively used by exporters from Russia sending goods to different countries around the world. Due to restrictions on the import of Russian products into Europe, businessmen from the Russian Federation are looking for other markets, selling goods in Asia and Africa. On the freight transportation website, you can find transport delivering cargo to these countries.

Russian Commodity Flows in the Global Market: Where They Are Heading and What Goods Are Being Exported?

The main share of Russian exports consists of fuel and energy products, various metals and metal products, and chemical industry products. Russia also produces food products and supplies raw materials for their production, being a major exporter of timber and wood products, cellulose, and paper products.

Today, a large portion of Russian goods cannot legally enter European markets due to sanctions, so Russia has redirected its commodity flows to other countries – namely China, India, African countries, and some South American countries.

Delivery of Goods from Russia to Other Countries: What Delivery Options Are Available and How to Choose the Most Profitable One?

Different modes of transport are used for shipping cargo from Russia to Asian and African countries, but predominantly it is sea transport. A large batch of cargo can be delivered by ship – this is a profitable and safe option, the only drawback being the time, as delivery can take 30, 40 days or more.

Many goods are delivered from Russia to China by rolling stock. The well-developed rail connection between the countries allows exporters to send cargo quite quickly and profitably. The availability of containers and wagons of different types enables the export of perishable, liquid, and even hazardous goods.

How to Search for Carriers for Delivering Goods from Russia?

Regardless of how the geography of Russia's exports will change in the coming years and which markets will become the most important for exporters, reliable carriers can always be found on Com-Stil. This is a large international exchange where dozens and hundreds of requests from transport and logistics companies, as well as exporters and cargo owners, are posted daily.

For example, if you need to deliver a large batch of cargo from Russia to China and you want to send goods by sea. How to find a carrier:

1. Log in to the website.
2. Select the sea delivery type on the main page.
3. Specify the direction – these are countries and cities, for example, Russia-China, Vladivostok-Qingdao.

Upon request, the exchange will immediately offer announcements from logistics companies and carriers that perform such deliveries. The cargo owner just needs to choose suitable services and contact the carrier to clarify the cost of cargo delivery and other cooperation conditions.

Additionally, the exchange offers customs broker services. Specialists will explain the features of customs clearance when exporting goods from Russia to other countries and help properly prepare documents for this procedure without problems and violations.

How Can Exporters from Russia Post Cargo on the Freight Exchange?

New Opportunities for Russian Exporters Due to Changes in the Geopolitical Situation in the World – this is the chance to redirect to other, equally important and profitable markets than the European ones. To find carriers even easier and faster, it is worth posting cargo on our transport website. To do this, simply go to the "Add Cargo" section, select its category, and fill out the request. For example, if you are adding sea cargo, the request should specify the route, including the names of the ports of departure and delivery, loading date, brief characteristics of the cargo (name, weight, and volume), type of container, and contact details of the cargo owner. Carriers ready to fulfill the order will contact exporters themselves and offer cooperation.