PSEZ “Ulyanovsk” is developing a new logistics direction. From the Ulyanovsk region, grain ships traveled along the Volga to Bangladesh, Egypt and the Caucasus.
AgroSila73 company has finished loading three dry cargo ships, loading of Volga-Baltic river-sea class ships has started. Each of them has its own path. The total volume of loading will be about 12 thousand tons of wheat.
The next stage of development of the logistics project is the approval of export cargo transportation to Iran by river-sea class ships. Loading of 14 thousand tons of wheat is already planned.
The river pier is located in the Zavolzhsky district near the exit of the new bridge crossing in the area of the presidential bridge. Its area is 15 ha. The pier wall has vehicular access roads with access to federal highways and access rail tracks.The start of operation of the pier is a big step for us in the development of the logistics center, which cannot but affect the efficiency of work. During the operation of the center, more than 100 enterprises of Ulyanovsk region and neighboring regions were involved. Within the framework of the project, cooperation is carried out with industrial enterprises of the Samara and Penza regions, Tatarstan, Mordovia and Udmurtia republics,” said Oleg Nepochatov, general director of Ulyanovsk PSEZ.
The port’s special economic zone has been operating as a logistics operator for door-to-door delivery services and customs clearance companies for two years.
Cargo transportation is carried out by any type of transport that is most convenient for business. More than 28 freight trains were accepted during this period. More than 1,660 wagon and group shipments have been developed, including sea and road transportation.
Imported products are quite diverse: household appliances, fabrics, auto parts, mini loaders, metalworking machines, machine tool sets, etc.
Ulyanovsk has a favorable logistical position and is located on the navigable section of the Volga River, along which you can access the waters of the Black (Turkey), Caspian (Iran, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan) and Mediterranean Seas (Egypt, Southeast Asian countries). .