A modern multimodal terminal “Fishka-Nov” has commenced operations in the village of Hlyboka, located in the Chernivtsi region near the border with Romania. The technological infrastructure for the complex was developed by the Ukrainian company KMZ Industries. The commissioning of this facility expands the logistical capabilities of the region and promotes the development of agricultural exports.
This is reported by Business • Media
Technical Features of the Terminal
The “Fishka-Nov” complex is characterized by a high level of flexibility and productivity. It is equipped with 14 silos that provide a total storage capacity of up to 6,000 tons. This capacity allows for the simultaneous handling of various types of agricultural crops, forming separate batches of products, and organizing multiple logistical routes at the same time.
To enhance productivity, the facility utilizes conveyors capable of transporting up to 600 tons of agricultural products per hour. This ensures a high speed of cargo transshipment and minimizes downtime.
Innovative Cargo Transshipment Capabilities
One of the key requirements of the client was the ability to simultaneously transship agricultural products from both trucks and railway cars. This task was successfully implemented, particularly due to the presence of railway tracks of various widths on the terminal’s premises. Such infrastructure significantly enhances operational efficiency and opens new opportunities for international transportation.
The “Fishka-Nov” complex stands out for its high flexibility and speed of operation. It is equipped with 14 silos, with a total storage capacity of 6,000 tons. This configuration allows for simultaneous operations with different agricultural crops, effectively forming separate batches and servicing multiple logistical directions.
The opening of the multimodal terminal “Fishka-Nov” in Hlyboka is an important step towards strengthening logistics in the region and enhancing the competitiveness of Ukrainian agricultural products in international markets.