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Far East port transshipment growth linked to grain, coal and container flows
A candidate for deputy prime minister and presidential envoy to the Far East told a State Duma committee that growth in cargo transshipment at Far East ports from 180 mln tonnes would open windows for grain supplies from central regions, coal and container cargo via Asia-Pacific countries.
At a State Duma committee meeting, the candidate for deputy prime minister and presidential envoy to the Far East said growth in cargo transshipment at Far East ports from 180 mln tonnes would open windows for grain supplies from central regions, as well as coal and container cargo through Asia-Pacific countries.
The report's headline refers to plans to raise transshipment to 300 mln tonnes; the body text does not give that target figure and mentions growth from 180 mln tonnes.
No timelines, specific projects or funding sources are named in the report.
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