Last month, Russian ports handled 71.0 million tonnes of goods, down -6.2% on January 2023, of which 55.9 million tonnes of export cargoes (-6.6%), 3.2 million tonnes of imports (-1.0%), 6.2 million tonnes of imports tonnes of goods in transit (+5.8%) and 5.8 million tonnes of goods transported by cabotage services (+15.0%).

The total of dry goods was 32.8 million tonnes (-5.8%), of which 14.4 million tonnes of coal (-14.3%), 5.4 million tonnes of cereals (+0.1%), 4.2 million tonnes tonnes of containerised cargo (+5.5%), 3.3 million tonnes of containerised cargo tonnes of mineral fertilisers (+32.4%), 1.6 million tonnes of tonnes of ferrous metals (-5.8%), 0.5 million tonnes of minerals (-20.1%), and 0.5 million tonnes of rolling stock (-15.1%) ). Liquid bulk amounted to 38.2 million tonnes (-6.5%), including 23.2 million tonnes of crude oil (-3.4%), 10.6 million tonnes of petroleum products (-18.0%), 3.4 million tonnes of liquefied gas (+13.3%) and 0.6 million tonnes of liquefied gas million tonnes of food products (+11.3%).

The ports of the Arctic basin alone handled 7.8 million tonnes (-5.4%), those from the Baltic Sea 21.6 million tonnes. tonnes (-4.3%), Russian ports in the Azov-Black Sea basin 24.0 million tonnes (-7.1%), Caspian ports 0.7 million tonnes (+75.0%) and ports in the Far East 16.9 million tonnes (-9.1%).