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9m² booth with premium structure, basic furniture, lighting, electricity, registration fee and insurance included.
Brazilian companies with an active CNPJ, operating in the transport, logistics, freight, and cargo sectors, that seek international trade fairs as a means of commercial expansion and promotion in foreign markets.
Russia and CIS countries, including Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.
TransRussia is the leading international trade fair for transport, logistics, and warehouse technologies in the Eurasian region, bringing together over 35,000 professional buyers and decision-makers actively seeking new international partners and solutions.


More than 50 countries represented every year. 69% of attendees visit TransRussia exclusively among competitor shows. Visitors include freight forwarders, cargo owners, road and rail carriers, sea carriers, 3PL operators, warehouse operators, and customs brokers.
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Home to Santos - Latin America's largest port - Brazil operates some of the most efficient bulk cargo and container terminals in the Southern Hemisphere. With Eurasian trade routes expanding rapidly, Brazilian port operators and maritime logistics specialists bring infrastructure expertise directly relevant to Russia's growing import corridor needs.
Source: ANTAQ, Abratec
Agricultural products and food cargo represent a significant share of cargo owners at TransRussia. As the world's largest exporter of soy, sugar, and beef, Brazil has unmatched expertise in grain terminal management, bulk cargo handling, and cold chain logistics — capabilities the Russian and CIS markets are actively seeking.
Source: MAPA, UN Comtrade
Russia's road freight market reached $22.93B in 2025 and continues to grow. Brazilian trucking and multimodal operators have built large-territory, multi-border freight expertise across South America's demanding road networks — experience that maps directly onto Eurasian corridor challenges.
Source: Mordor Intelligence, CNT Brazil
IT Solutions attracted 4,627 visitors at TransRussia 2026. Brazilian logistics tech companies developing TMS, route optimisation, last-mile delivery, and cargo tracking platforms are positioned to meet the surging demand driven by Russia's $150B online retail market, which grew 28% year-on-year.
Source: TASS/Xinhua, ILOS
Yes. Russia is actively seeking new road transporters, freight forwarders, and logistics technology partners from non-EU markets.
Over 30,500 trade visitors attend TransRussia. 95% are decision-makers — including cargo owners, distributors, and manufacturers.
We make it easy.
You’ll receive visa support, freight guidance, travel checklists, and matchmaking services, all designed to help international exhibitors.
We’ve helped dozens of first-time Turkish companies enter the Russian market.
TransRussia is strictly B2B,.
You’ll meet verified Russian cargo owners, freight buyers, and industrial clients through lead generation tools, networking zones, and pre-arranged meetings.
TransRussia has run uninterrupted for over 30 years, even during turbulent periods.
Our local partners are well-versed in handling Indian freight, customs procedures, and transport documentation.
Yes. Eurasia is one of India’s top logistics export markets, with rising demand for reliable road freight and complex cargo solutions.
There’s low competition from other Indian logistics players — making this a true first-mover opportunity.
Everything is streamlined.
From visa support and freight handling to hotel booking and a detailed preparation checklist, we make it easy for Indian companies to exhibit and succeed at TransRussia.
Yes. Russia is actively seeking new road transporters, freight forwarders, and logistics technology partners from non-EU markets.
Over 30,500 trade visitors attend TransRussia. 95% are decision-makers — including cargo owners, distributors, and manufacturers.