Vladivostok port fish cargo transshipment up 3.2% in January–October, 776 vessels handled

The Vladivostok Marine Fishing Port (Владимирский морской рыбный порт, i.e. the Vladivostok Marine Fishing Port) reports that in January–October 2026 it transshipped 352,200 tonnes of aquatic biological resources, up 3.2% from the same period in 2025. The data were provided by the company's press service to the Russian fisheries news agency Fishnews and published on 10 November 2026.

During the reporting period, the port handled a total of 776 vessels, of which 116 carried fish products.

Khachatur Martirosyan, General Director of the Vladivostok Marine Fishing Port, said the growth in fish product transshipment confirms that the port is a reliable link in the logistics of perishable cargo from the Far East to the central regions and for export destinations.

Over the same period, the port's total cargo turnover rose 14.2% compared with January–October 2025. This year the port put into operation a new container yard with a capacity of 2,600 TEU, as well as two RMG-type gantry cranes, each with a lifting capacity of 45 tonnes. The company also noted the positive role of digital management.

The above data cover January to October 2026, with the comparison base being the same period in 2025.