The North Pole and the Far East provided the port alliance with a 67% increase in exports.
In October, the group sent 4.87 million tons of cargo abroad.
"The October result reflects not only a seasonal increase in cargo traffic, but also a structural redistribution of export logistics in favor of the northern and eastern directions," says Sergey Galkin, director of port operations at the Port Alliance group of companies.
In the sea trade port of Murmansk, 1.46 million tons were processed per month - 3.3 times more than last year. The coal was diverted here due to restrictions in the south and the busy Baltic region. For the first time they worked with cast iron and grain.
The Murmansk bulk terminal shipped 25% more fertilizers and apatite concentrate in October - 310.2 thousand tons. Since the beginning of the year, it is 3.5 million tons, which is 53% higher than last year's level.
Ostra Terminal in the Khabarovsk Territory increased coal shipments by 41%, to 2.41 million tons. This is almost half of the total volume of the group. In the small port of Nakhodka, 369.7 thousand tons of coal were handled, 32% more than a year ago.
The group explains these results by the revival of the market, the demand in the Asia-Pacific countries and the rhythmic supply of the cars of the Russian Railways.