Changzhou Port has reported a substantial increase in export volume for the first half of the year (H1), with equipment exports surpassing 230,000 cubic meters, a 24% rise compared to the same period last year, according to Changzhou Ocean Shipping Tally Co., Ltd. on July 24.
A recent visit to Changzhou Port revealed a bustling scene, with foreign trade vessels departing one after another, carrying metallurgical equipment, specialty vehicles, electrical wires and cables, transformers, and machinery. These shipments are destined for countries including Indonesia and Vietnam, key participants in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
As a crucial transshipment hub for exporting equipment along the Yangtze River, Changzhou Port has maintained a steady growth trajectory. In H1, the port saw peak activity with up to four general cargo liners per month, achieving seamless ship-to-ship transfer.
Seizing the opportunities presented by the BRI, Changzhou Port and Changzhou Ocean Shipping Tally have adopted a high-quality tallying model that combines intelligent tallying and comprehensive service. This innovative approach has attracted prominent companies such as Jiangsu Delong, Shanghai Shitong, Chart Cryogenic, and Shengcheng Logistics to export their equipment through Changzhou Port.
From January to June, equipment exports accounted for 85.54% of Changzhou Port's general cargo export business, highlighting the port's pivotal role in the region's logistics and trade network.
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