FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about China–Russia shipping.
1 How do I get a price quote?
How do I get a price quote?
Call our sales team at +86 021-53555112, or submit our online quote form with origin, destination, transport mode, and cargo details. For example: "How much is rail from Shanghai to Moscow?" or "What is the FCL rail rate to Moscow?"
2 How do I place an order?
How do I place an order?
Contact our sales team with: cargo name, quantity, weight, and volume; origin and destination; preferred transport mode; and whether you need customs declaration and other add-on services. Once the quote is confirmed, we arrange booking and dispatch.
3 What are the transit times?
What are the transit times?
Air: 3–7 days; Rail: 15–25 days; Truck: 7–15 days; Sea: 20–35 days (Vladivostok) or 35–45 days (St. Petersburg). Actual times may vary due to weather, customs inspection, and other factors.
4 What types of cargo can be shipped?
What types of cargo can be shipped?
We handle general cargo: daily consumer goods, clothing and footwear, machinery and parts, electronics, building materials, furniture, and food (subject to import/export regulations). For special cargo (hazardous, liquids, powders), please consult us in advance.
5 How do I pay for freight?
How do I pay for freight?
We support settlement in CNY and USD via bank transfer. Specific payment terms are confirmed with sales at the time of order.
6 How do I track my shipment?
How do I track my shipment?
After booking, we provide a waybill number. You can check shipment status through your sales rep or customer service, with milestone tracking throughout.
7 What is the difference between LCL and FCL?
What is the difference between LCL and FCL?
LCL (Less than Container Load): your cargo shares a container with others, charged per kg or CBM. FCL (Full Container Load): you use one or more entire containers, charged per container — ideal for large volumes.
8 What are SOC and COC?
What are SOC and COC?
SOC (Shipper-Owned Container): you provide your own container. COC (Carrier-Owned Container): the carrier (shipping line/railway) provides the container. Container fees differ between the two; see your quote for details.
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