Pinglu Canal to Debut World’s Largest Inland Water-Saving Ship Lock
The Pinglu Canal in Guangxi on the southern Chinese mainland will feature the world’s largest inland water-saving ship lock, cutting routes by 560km and boosting trade.
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UAE’s KEZAD Group Seeks Deeper Ties with Chinese Mainland Firms
At Qingdao Summit, KEZAD Group’s CCO highlights plans to expand collaboration with Chinese mainland companies across logistics, renewable energy and digital trade.
Shenzhen’s Lychee Express Ships 300 Tons Daily, Eyes 20,000-Ton Season
Shenzhen’s Lychee Express flies 300+ tons of Guangdong lychees daily to Spain, Canada, the UK, France & Singapore, aiming for a record 20,000 tons this season.
China-Europe Freight Trains via Lianyungang Top 7,000 Trips
A China-Europe freight train carrying Kazakh wheat reached Lianyungang, marking over 7,000 trips via a sea-rail route that delivers to Southeast Asia in about 20 days.
Shijiazhuang-Europe Freight Train Hits 150,000 TEUs Milestone
Shijiazhuang International Land Port hits 150,000 TEUs handled milestone as its China-Europe freight trains run seven weekly services across 18 routes to 50 countries.
Port of Los Angeles Jobs Plunge 50% Amid Tariff Fallout
Jobs at the Port of Los Angeles have plunged by half as U.S. tariffs drag down Asia-Pacific trade, impacting longshoremen and local economies.
USTR Eyes 100% Tariff on Cranes from Chinese Mainland: Port Operations at Stake
USTR reviews a hike in tariffs on cranes from the Chinese mainland, a move that could reshape U.S. port operations, supply chains and automation plans.
China Unveils Robotic Inspectors for Freight Trains
China’s robotic inspectors at Huanghua Port inspect up to 10 freight trains daily, snapping 9,450 images to detect 120+ fault types in record time.
Tariff Uncertainty Hits U.S. Trucking at Port of LA
Tariff uncertainty threatens the stability of the U.S. trucking sector at the Port of LA, causing cost spikes and delays across the supply chain.
Rail Freight on the Rise: 3.6% Growth in Chinese Mainland Jan–Apr
The Chinese mainland’s rail freight surged 3.6% in Jan–Apr 2025, driven by coal shipments, multimodal services and a 21% leap in China-Central Asia routes, reshaping global logistics.