Russia’s FESCO Launches Vladivostok – Qinzhou Direct Shipping Service

Russia’s FESCO Transportation Group has expanded its maritime service connecting Vladivostok with ports in south China, with Qinzhou being added to the available routes. This will provide additional opportunities for the delivery of goods to and from Vladivostok and Qinzhou, which is about 358 nautical miles east of Hong Kong. Qinzhou is the main port feeding China’s Guangxi Province, which has a population in excess of 50 million. The service will run every two weeks.

The route also includes Chinese ports such as Nansha, Yantian, Shantou, and Xiamen, and is served by three container ships with a total capacity of about 5,000 TEU.

FESCO stated that “Adding Qinzhou allows us to offer customers additional opportunities for organising the transport of goods from Guangxi Province and adjacent regions.”

Guangxi mainly exports mechanical and electrical products to Russia, with lithium batteries showing significant increases, up 184.9% in 2025.

The service also provides for the organisation of the entire intermodal chain, including the delivery of goods by regular container trains from Vladivostok to key Russian cities — Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, and other industrial centres of the country.