Lanes, schedules, and operating data
Schedule changes, border arrangements, and annual data are published as they occur. For contracts already in force, the agreed terms continue to apply.
Khorgos corridor increases to three departures weekly
Added capacity on both the road and rail corridors into Central Asia shortens transit for Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
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Winter routing and cost notice
Routing adjustments and cost treatment for winter road and border conditions, published early to help clients plan production. -
Harbin bonded warehouse completes sorting-area upgrade
Expanded sorting floor and barcode scanning raise daily throughput by roughly forty percent. -
Document pre-review now standard at booking
Classification and declaration elements are checked at booking so document problems are resolved before departure. -
Moscow warehouse expands to 3,000 square metres
New racking and dedicated zones support inbound distribution, labelling, and short-term storage. -
2025 on-time performance and exception review
Overall on-time rate reached 96.4 percent. Road freight was most exposed to winter conditions, and the committed terms have been adjusted. -
Six case studies published with full handling detail
The case section now documents six real shipments, covering background, handling approach, and results. -
Khorgos LCL rail service opens
A weekly LCL departure into Central Asia now covers key cities in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. -
Russian-language operations team grows to twelve
Added Russian-speaking operations and overseas coordination roles tighten the link between Moscow and Yekaterinburg. -
Spring Festival operating schedule
Receiving and departure times around the holiday, with clients advised to plan January and February shipments early. -
Cargo insurance now available at booking
A partnership with an international cargo insurer lets clients arrange full-route cover alongside their booking. -
Pickup service opens in Guangzhou and Yiwu
Southern and eastern cargo can now be dropped locally and moved to Harbin or Xi’an for consolidation.