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EnhofChina Co., Ltd. and the international B2B platform Enhof.com have signed a strategic cooperation agreement confirming EnhofChina as the official supplier and primary logistics provider for all goods sold via the Enhof marketplace.

Under the agreement, EnhofChina will be responsible for:

• Order consolidation and packing across Chinese suppliers

• Pre-shipment quality control

• Export documentation and logistics management

• Final delivery to Enhof clients, agents, and distribution points in Russia, the CIS, and other regions

This partnership is set to accelerate delivery times, improve supply chain transparency, and reduce logistics costs for Enhof clients thanks to direct access to Chinese inventories and centralized shipment handling.

“We’re proud to deepen the integration between Enhof and EnhofChina. This decision strengthens our supply chain and makes working with the platform even more efficient for our customers,” said a representative from Enhof’s executive team.

The cooperation will cover both small-volume and full-scale B2B shipments, with a focus on chemical, biotech, laboratory, and agricultural products — key categories on the Enhof marketplace.

About EnhofChina

EnhofChina Co., Ltd., headquartered in Shanghai, is a sourcing and export company specializing in industrial and laboratory goods from China. The company offers end-to-end services including supplier coordination, consolidation, quality inspection, and international logistics.

About Enhof Marketplace

Enhof.com is a global B2B marketplace for wholesale buyers of lab equipment, chemicals, agricultural and industrial products. The platform aims to establish trusted supply chains between China and Eurasian markets.

Stay tuned for updates on new partnerships, expanded product ranges, and logistics developments.

The Ministry of Transport has approved business proposals to resume the transportation of goods through the Kerch Strait in soft containers (big bags), Izvestia reported, citing a letter from the ministry.

Boris Titov, the Presidential Commissioner for the Protection of Entrepreneurs’ Rights, approached the Ministry of Transport with an initiative to lift the ban on the transportation of goods in big bags through the Kerch Strait. In his opinion, the ban has a negative impact on the macroeconomic situation in the country.

According to Valery Vasiliev, Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Economic Policy, the Kerch Strait can be called the most important transport artery for the transportation of mineral fertilizers, because several of the largest enterprises producing them operate in the south of the country.

Cargo carriers are asking to lift the ban on the transportation of products in soft containers, which are used to export fertilizers, among other things. The Ministry of Transport agreed with the business position on the condition that the packaging and storage of goods will be controlled by transport security units. The department has contacted the FSB, which has the final decision.

In April, the head of the Russian Fertilizer Producers Association, Andrei Guryev, reported that fertilizer production had grown by 40% over the past ten years, but exports fell in 2022.

Difficulties with the export of Russian fertilizers arose after the introduction of EU sanctions due to the Russian military operation in Ukraine. Removing barriers to supplies to the world market was mentioned in the text of the grain deal, but the conditions were not met. Russia withdrew from the grain deal in July.