IMPORTO provides cargo transportation services from the Republic of Ireland to the Russian Federation.
The main products currently exported from Ireland to Russia:
- pharmaceutical products;
- organic chemical compounds;
- tools and apparatuses;
- essential oils, perfumes, cosmetics;
- electric machinery and equipment, spare parts for them;
- nuclear reactors, boilers, equipment and mechanical devices;
- chemical products.Delivery from Ireland to Russia is arranged by sea, road and air. The delivery time depends on multiple factors: the nature of the cargo, the HS code, restrictions from the EU, the route, whether there is a need for additional unloading/loading, repacking operations, etc.
IMPORTO offers cargo delivery in containers from Ireland to Russia via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Felixstowe and other transshipment ports.
The main Irish ports for these purposes are: Dublin (IEDUB), Galway (IEGWY), Shannon Foynes Port (IEFOV), Bantry Bay (IEBYT), Cork (IEORK), Drogheda (IEDRO), Waterford (IEWAT).
The estimate time for transit by sea is 20-30 days.*
IMPORTO provides general cargo road freight from Ireland to Russia using standard trucks and road trains. The delivery route lies through either the Baltic states or Belarus.
Groupage cargo (LTL) is delivered by road transport with reloading at a consolidation warehouse in Lithuania. Groupage cargo (LTL) from Ireland to mainland Russia is arranged using cross-docking at a warehouse in St. Petersburg.
The estimate time for transit by road from Ireland to St. Petersburg is 15-20 days*.
Air freight from Ireland to the Russian Federation is arranged through Turkey, the UAE, Sri Lanka and other countries.
Estimate transit time is 3-5 days.*
The largest airports in Ireland are: Dublin Airport (DUB) in Dublin, Cork Airport (ORK) in Cork, Shannon Airport (SNN) in Shannon.
*The estimate transit times are provided for goods not on the EU sanctioned goods lists for export to the Russian Federation.
The point of entry into Russia and the Russian customs clearance terminals to be used depend on the route, the means of transportation relied on and the type of the goods being delivered.
An alternative option for goods transportation goods between Russia and Ireland is transit through Turkey. If direct logistics are not possible through European ports and countries, this route is the optimal solution for Russian foreign trade participants.
The following are the options for cargo transportation through Turkey:
• Sea freight from Ireland via Turkey. Repacking (container replacement) is required at the Turkish transshipment port (Istanbul). From Turkey, the container is shipped to the port of Novorossiysk, where the cargo clears customs, with a further option of reloading it into a truck for further transportation within Russia.
• Road freight from Ireland to the Russian Federation. The truck takes the ferry to one of the following ports: of Cherbourg, Zeebrugge, Rotterdam, from where it proceeds to Turkey through the EU. In Turkey, at the transit terminal, the cargo is reloaded into another vehicle for its further shipment by ferry to Novorossiysk (Tuapse). On arrival to the Russian Federation, the vehicle with the cargo,as part of the customs transit procedure, proceeds to the temporary storage warehouse, nominated by the consignee, for customs clearance.
• Multimodal/combined transportation of goods from Ireland to Russia. The cargo is transported from Ireland to Istanbul by ferry and road for the further loading into a container and shipping to the port of Novorossiysk.
Groupage cargo delivery (LTL) from Ireland to Russia via Turkey. Available options: by sea, road, multimodal/combined transportation.
Delivery of samples from Ireland to Russia can be arranged by any means of transportation. The fastest way is by air.
Оversized cargo delivery from Ireland to the Russian Federation can be arranged by sea and/or land. The concrete route is selected individually, depending on the specifics of the cargo.
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