First batch of vegetable oil from Penza delivered to Harbin by train

The first batch of vegetable oil was delivered by rail along the Penza Harbin route. The products of the Penza creamery successfully underwent experimental transportation. This was reported by the press service of the government of the Penza region. Food cargo was delivered through the land border crossing of Transbaikalsk Manchuria. In July 2020, Rusgrain, Russian Railways and the Chinese Railway agreed to develop a transport export infrastructure for container transportation using flexitanks. Prior to this, vegetable oil was delivered to China exclusively by sea, at best it was overloaded from rail to road transport at the border. Both logistics options took a long time and required complex technical solutions. Along the entire Penza Harbin route, they monitored the condition of containers and flexitanks. The opening of the containers and their inspection were carried out with the participation of specialists from the Chinese Railway, the customs authorities of the PRC, the Chinese factory of the flexitank manufacturer and the consignee. As a result, the commission participants signed an act on the technical condition of the tanks indicating the positive results of the inspection and experimental transportation. After the first successful delivery, the management of Rusgraine agreed with the management of Harbin Railway to petition Russian Railways and Chinese Railways to implement the second stage of experimental transportation along the Penza Harbin route. The news agency recalls that the first train of 100 containers with 2 thousand tons of sunflower and rapeseed oil from the Penza region to Chongqing departed on November 28, 2019. See also: Penza region will send a second train with vegetable oil to China

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