In the first three months of this year, Russian ports have handled 208.2 million tons of goods, with a decrease of -5.6% on the first quarter of 2024. The Association of Commercial Ports Russian has announced that goods exported through the ports of call amounted to 164.4 million tonnes (-5.4%), the imported goods at 10.1 million tonnes (+2.9%), goods in 18.0 million tonnes (+3.1%) and the cabotage to 15.7 million tons (-19.1%).

The total volume of dry goods traffic is amounted to 98.4 million tonnes (-5.3%), including 43.9 million tonnes million tonnes of coal (+1.1%), 13.7 million tonnes of containerized goods (+0.7%), 12.1 million tons of mineral fertilizers (+17.9%), 9.2 million tonnes of cereals (-49.6%), 5.9 million tons of ferrous metals (+21.1%), 2.9 million tonnes of minerals (+29.6%) and 1.9 million tonnes million tonnes of rolling stock (+3.1%). Total bulk amounted to 109.8 million tonnes (-5.8%), of which 65.0 million tonnes of crude oil (-5.8%), 32.5 million tonnes million tonnes of refined petroleum products (-8.0%), 9.7 million tonnes of liquefied gas (+3.0%) and 1.4 million tonnes of liquefied gas tons of food products (-14.7%).

In the first quarter of 2025, Russian ports in the Arctic basin handled 21.5 million tons of goods (-8.7%), those of the Baltic Sea 68.1 million tons (-1.8%), ports Sea of Azov-Black Sea Basin 62.6 million tons (-11.6%), the ports of the Caspian Sea 1.7 million tons (-32.9%) and ports in the Far East 54.4 million tons (+0.1%).