Beltamozhservice, St. Petersburg’s Bronka port expand ties to boost Belarusian exports

15:50, 6 August

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Beltamozhservice and the Multipurpose Sea Cargo Complex Bronka have signed a new cooperation agreement, providing Belarusian exporters with a direct, high-tech gateway to the Baltic Sea port, BelTA learned from the press service of the company.

The document guarantees the enterprise full access to the infrastructure of the port, which ranks among the most dynamically developing transport hubs in Russia’s Northwest. Now, specialists from the company’s logistics office can seamlessly direct vehicles onto the terminal grounds and leverage the port’s full range of handling capacities when designing multimodal routes.

“This new level of partnership allows us not only to handle a wide range of cargo – from general and bulk cargo to container shipments – but also to cut transit times thanks to streamlined internal procedures. This makes the Bronka port a reliable hub for boosting Belarusian exports to non-CIS countries,” the enterprise stated.

Particular attention is paid to implementing modern IT solutions. An online service for remote order placement and documentation is already operational at the port, helping to cut vehicle downtime, minimize paperwork, and increase logistics transparency for clients.

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