Vladivostok Container Terminal cargo turnover decreased by 20% (down to 141,515 TEUs) within 9 months 2009 as compared to the corresponding period of 2008.

In September, 2009 Vladivostok container terminal box throughput
amounted to 19,177 TEU (- 9.5% as compared to September 2008), stated
company’s press-center.

Within 9 months, 2009 the terminal transhipped: 52,140 TEUs of overall
coastal cargo, 42,822 TEUs of overall import cargo, 46,553 TEUs of
overall export cargo.

Vladivostok Container Terminal LLC (VCT) is a container terminal
operating at the territoryVladivostok port. The terminal is co-managed
by Vladivostok Commercial Seaport and Severstaltrans Group of
Companies.The terminal can handle all the container types as well as
cargoes of various dimensions and weight as it has all the necessary
equipment available for such operations. VCT transhipment volumes
exceeded 240 thousand TEUs as of 2008 results.

Source: Portnews

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