A Russian buyer recently placed a solid order for cement fiber boards – ten full containers in total. The deal was confirmed earlier this month, and our production team immediately got to work.
It took seven days from raw material mixing to final cutting and stacking. The boards went through standard quality checks for thickness, density, and surface finish. No shortcuts. Each batch met the technical specs agreed with the customer.
Yesterday morning, the loading started at our warehouse. Workers stacked every bundle carefully to avoid damage during transit. By late afternoon, all ten containers were sealed and ready. Today, the trucks left our factory heading straight to Tianjin Port. From there, the cargo will board a vessel bound for a Russian port, likely St. Petersburg or Novorossiysk, depending on the final route.
The Russian client has been sourcing building materials from China for a while, but this is their first time trying our cement fiber boards. They asked for standard 8mm and 10mm thicknesses, natural grey finish, with good fire resistance and freeze-thaw performance. We provided test reports along with the shipment.
"Our team worked extra hours to hit the seven-day window," said our plant manager. "It was tight, but we made it. Now we wait for the shipping schedule."
This order marks another small step into the Russian market. We've shipped to Central Asia and the Middle East before, but Russia is relatively new for us. If this batch arrives in good shape and the feedback is positive, we expect repeat orders.
The voyage to Russia usually takes around three to four weeks, depending on weather and port handling. We'll track the vessel and keep the customer updated.
For now, the ten containers are on their way to Tianjin Port. Good start of the quarter. wish everthing goes well !