In total, the Russian seaport took care of 12.54mt of freight over the first 11 months of 2017, noting an increase by 17.8% year-on-year.
With 6.2mt (+22.5% yoy) dry bulk accounted for nearly half of the port's throughput in the reported period.
General cargo was second, totalling 3.55mt (+5.9% yoy), out of which break-bulk and ro-ro made 2.54mt (+1.8% yoy), while containerised cargo - 1.01mt (+17.8% yoy).
The turnover of liquids added the remaining 2.79mt (+25.3% yoy).