SASCO increases liner tariffs for Vladivostok/Vostochny-Korsakov line from June 20, 2014

OJSC Sakhalin Shipping Company (SASCO) increases liner tariffs for Vladivostok/Vostochny-Korsakov line from June 20, 2014 amid growing fuel and operational costs as well as costs for container and general cargo transshipment in Vladivostok, Vostochny and Korsakov, the company’s press center says.

Since January, 2009 SASCO has resumed regular container service on Vladivostok - Vostochny - Korsakov line. Every 5 days SASCO vessels enter the port to deliver consumer goods to Sakhalin island and to carry locally produced goods to other country regions. Duration of round voyage is 10 days.
Vladivostok - Vostochny - Korsakov line connects the port of Vladivostok in the north-western coast of the Japanese Sea with the port of Korsakov in the eastern coast of Sakhalin Island.

OJSC Sakhalin Shipping Company (SASCO) is one of the largest shipping companies in Russia. SASCO’s own fleet comprising mostly ice-class vessels transports a wide range of cargoes: containers, general cargoes, equipment, suction and grab bulk cargo, timber and wood products. The company provides year-round transportation from the ports of De-Kastri, Vanino and Sovetskaya Gavan.