

We do not provide containers. Shipment is only possible in the customer's own cargo packaging (owned or leased from third parties) and in accordance with the current rules for container transportation from China to Russia and other international routes.
No, we exclusively transport containerized cargo, forming only full-length container trains from the approximately 9.5 thousand fitting platforms operated by UTLC ERA. This allows for the efficient organization of railway transportation from China along established routes.
No, insurance is handled by the shipper, the cargo owner. At the same time, the cargo integrity rate in our service is 99.997%, and trains depart regularly, regardless of weather and other factors, which is especially important when importing goods from China by rail.
No, the submission of the GU-12 form is handled exclusively by the shipper.
The earlier, the higher the chance of approval. For transit and import from China by rail - by the 15th of the month preceding shipment; for the additional plan - by the 25th. This helps to plan the delivery timelines for cargo moving by container train from China in advance and optimize transportation. According to the rules, the carrier is obliged to review the received application within 2 days and either approve or deny the transportation.
Yes, in both cases it is possible - at the destination station, via a telegram from the consignor or consignee, in the manner established by Article 25 of the SMGS "Amendment of the contract of carriage". This procedure is also applied when processing the carriage of goods under the SMGS for international shipments.
Splitting is a technological operation that involves combining several trains at the departure station into one long-haul train (over 100 conventional wagons). This approach enhances the efficiency of the import service for goods from China and allows for more containers to be shipped simultaneously.
For a train to be considered a container train, it must contain no less than 57 conventional wagons with containers, which corresponds to 31 eighty-foot fitting platforms. This parameter is used when planning railway logistics from China to Russia and allows for efficient calculation of route capacity.