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FESCO

Vladivostok, Russia

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FESCO is one of the largest translogistical enterprises in Russia and belongs to the control scope of the state nuclear corporation Rosatom. The firm offers comprehensive logistics services, including maritime, shipping-based, auto, and airline transport services. It possesses a broad range of assets, including 200,000 TEU of handling units and over 6,000 employees. Additionally, it operates more than 30 ships and over 90 refrigerated wagons per week. FESCO offers specialized services such as the Trans-Caspian Goods Connection, intermodal transports between Russia and Vietnam, as well as special services for the Modetextile sector.

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