Client task
An exporter of agricultural products needed to build a sustainable logistics chain for the supply of corn from Russia to Turkmenistan using different modes of transport. Key requirements are reliable connections between transportation stages, control of transshipment across the Caspian Sea, compliance with deadlines and transparent costs.
Solution
We have developed and implemented a multimodal transportation scheme with a single point of responsibility:
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rail delivery of cargo across Russia to the transshipment port
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transhipment and sea transportation through the Caspian Sea with coordination of port operations
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subsequent delivery throughout Turkmenistan with control of all stages
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provision of rolling stock and transport on each section of the route
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planning shipment schedules taking into account seasonality and port infrastructure capabilities
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coordination of chain participants and operational control of cargo movement
Result for the client
stable multimodal supply of 15,000 tons of corn annually
no downtime during reloading stages
compliance with the terms of international contracts
predictable logistics and transparent costs
risk reduction due to one responsible operator
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