November 24, 2025
FGL has just completed a highly complex and strategic cross-border transportation project. The mission involved moving Out-of-Gauge (OOG) equipment from Foshan in South China to Krasnoyarsk, a major industrial hub in Russia, covering a formidable distance of over 10,000 kilometers entirely by truck.
Route: Foshan- Manzhouli- Krasnoyarsk
Transportation: Truck (door-to-door)
Commodity: large mechanical stretching machines
The cargo, comprising large mechanical stretching machines, required a specialized door-to-door land transport solution. This significant undertaking underscores FGL’s ability to execute intricate logistics operations where standard freight options are not viable.
The decision to utilize road freight was a direct and strategic response to the persistent limitations and capacity constraints affecting railway freight routes between China and Russia. With rail space at a premium, FGL provided its client with a reliable and efficient alternative, ensuring their critical production equipment reached its destination without the delays associated with more conventional methods.
The journey, following the route from Foshan to the Manzhouli border crossing and onward to Krasnoyarsk, was not without significant challenges. The operation coincided with a critical period of negotiations within the Kazakhstan-Russia Customs Union, which created regulatory uncertainty and potential border delays. Compounding this, a major logistical shift occurred as a substantial volume of Russian-bound cargo was diverted from the western Horgos crossing to the eastern route via Manzhouli. This sudden surge placed immense pressure on border infrastructure and customs clearance processes at Manzhouli.
“In the face of these dynamic challenges, our team’s proactive approach and deep expertise in cross-border procedures were paramount,” stated a spokesperson for FGL. “We maintained continuous, active communication with our network of local suppliers and partners at the border. This allowed us to navigate the heightened congestion and evolving customs landscape effectively, ensuring the smooth and safe clearance of the cargo.”
Transporting OOG equipment, such as the large mechanical stretching machines, adds layers of complexity involving specialized trailers, meticulous route surveys, and adherence to strict safety protocols across multiple jurisdictions. FGL’s seamless management of these factors, coupled with their ability to overcome acute geopolitical and operational hurdles, highlights their commitment to delivering robust and resilient supply chain solutions.
This successful delivery not only meets the immediate needs of FGL’s client in Krasnoyarsk but also serves as a testament to the growing importance and reliability of international road freight as a viable alternative for time-sensitive and oversized cargo moving along the key trade corridors between China and Russia.
About us
Established in 2001, Shenzhen Focus Global Logistics Corporation (FGL), an integrated international logistics service provider has established 10 branches domestically, including Tianjin, Qingdao, Shanghai, Ningbo, Jiangmen, Guangzhou, Huizhou, Foshan, and Xi’an. This network covers East China, Central China, South China, and Middle China and forms a large net that includes the major ports of sea freight, air freight, road transportation, and sea-land combined cargo transport shipping from China to Southeast Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia and Europe.
Post time: Nov-24-2025
