New Land Grain Corridor

The New Land Grain Corridor Group of Companies is an export-oriented holding structure that implements on the territory of the Urals, Siberia and the Far East, the export of grain, leguminous and oilseeds to China, the countries of Central Asia and the Middle East. The project, which appeared in 2011, is part of the concept of pairing the Eurasian Economic Union and the "Economic Belt of the Shelkovy Way." The key tasks of the company are to organize the work of the railway Trans-Baikal Grain Terminal (ZZT) on the border with the PRC, as well as to create a network of nodal elevators in seven target regions of Russia for grain accumulation and uniform year-round shipment.