Ocean Freight

The oceans cover 71% of the earth’s surface, or 361 million square kilometers.

Maritime transport is the main pillar of international trade and the global economy. Similar to the fact of oceans, around 80 percent of global trade by volume and over 70 percent of global trade by value are carried by sea and are handled by ports worldwide. Moreover, compared to other modes of transport, maritime transport is the cheapest mode of transportation.

There are two types of containers commonly used for shipping: Private and Leased, and private containers can be transported by any shipping company.

Since Mongolia is a landlocked country, it utilizes ports in China, Russia, and Europe combined with the railway, air, and road for its export and import.

The nearest seaport to Mongolia is Xingang port in Tianjin, China, directly connected to Mongolia’s Zamyn-Uud station by road and railway. There is an 1870 km railway from Xingang port to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. 80-85% of Mongolia’s total export and imports are being transported through this port.

Following are some of the seaports we utilize for our service.

Seaports of China:

Xin Gang port
Qingdao port
Shanghai port
Dalian port
Lianyungang port
Other ports

Seaports of Russia:

Vladivostok port
Vostochny port
Nakhodka port
Saint-Petersburg port
Other ports

Seaports of Europe:

Tallinn, Estonia port
Riga, Latvia port
Klaipeda, Latvian port
Gdansk, Polish

Prolog Solution LLC without reloading container to container by use the following below companies:
- COSCO
- One Line
- Pacific International Lines /PIL/
- Orient Overseas Container Line /OOCL/
- SINOTRANS
- CMA-CGM
- Nor-Asia
- Other