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Vladivostok Comm Port

Vladivostok, Russia

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What Vladivostok Comm Port does.

Vladivostok Comm Port is the largest container port in Russia. The company offers container handling services and possesses a comprehensive infrastructure for container consolidation. No specific services or products beyond container handling are mentioned, but it is noted that the port includes ships and terminals affected by it. The company works with the company FESCO, which suggests that it may be specifically oriented towards container handling. No mention is made of trademarks, manufacturers, certificates, classes, application areas, or locations. The founding year and the size of the company are not provided.

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