Eastern India's primary maritime gateway, connected to Russia through RR Brothers' pan-India network.
Kolkata Port — officially the Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port, with docks at both Kolkata and Haldia — is the primary maritime gateway for Eastern India. It serves exporters and importers across West Bengal and the wider eastern region, offering a home port for cargo that would otherwise face a long overland haul to a western or southern gateway.
For shipments moving to Russia, cargo out of Kolkata and Haldia is typically consolidated and routed by sea freight to Russia's western gateways — St. Petersburg and Novorossiysk — the traditional and most direct maritime path for Eastern India-origin freight.
RR Brothers plans and coordinates Kolkata-origin shipments through our wider India network, managed by our Mumbai office alongside our Coimbatore team, so that cargo from anywhere in the country moves under a single point of contact and a single contract.
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Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port, with docks at Kolkata and Haldia, is the natural maritime outlet for the entire eastern region.
Direct proximity to West Bengal and the eastern region's industrial and agricultural export base.
Consolidated LCL sailings make full container volumes unnecessary for smaller and mid-size shipments.
The same RR Brothers team manages your Kolkata shipment alongside any other origin port in India.
Road freight collection from West Bengal and neighboring eastern states, routed to Kolkata or Haldia.
Declarations, HS-code classification and customs coordination at Kolkata Port.
Westbound ocean freight to Russia's primary maritime gateways.
Customs clearance and onward delivery to the final destination inside Russia.
Full container and consolidated options for every corridor we serve.
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