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Delo Group's grain terminal in Novorossiysk began processing cargo with digital documents

KSK Grain Terminal (part of DeloPorts, the stevedoring holding of Delo Group) has succeeded in testing the vehicle acceptance using the electronic bill of lading (EBL).

Starting this year, Delo Group is implementing a program that will enable the grain terminal in Novorossiysk to accept trucked freight via EBLs. Electronic waybills will be issued via mobile and web applications. This streamlines the process, reduces labor costs, and increases the transparency and manageability of operations across all stages of cargo circulation by enabling real-time tracking. As part of the pilot acceptance period, the technology systems of the terminal, consignor, freight forwarder and other process participants proved the reliability and availability of the digital document replacing conventional paper waybills.

"The quality of service for our customers is our paramount priority, and the adoption of digital products enables us to improve the standard of our offerings. Once the testing and finishing of the EBL system is completed, all customers will join it," said Alexander Trukhanovich, General Director of KSK grain terminal in Novorossiysk.

The pilot program on transition to the EBL cargo acceptance is implemented with Port Transit LLC, a technology partner. "Agroindustrial Corporation AST Company M", LLC, acts as an exporter. < Back to list