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Chinese ports, especially those located in the Yangtze River Delta, are staying resilient in operations to ensure the stability of the global supply chain while easing logistics disruptions caused by regional epidemic prevention needs.

The Chinese government is taking more concrete measures to relieve the congestion at the Shanghai port, the world’s largest port in terms of container turnover, part of the move to ensure smooth logistics amid disruptions posed by COVID-19 outbreaks and minimize the impact on economic activities. Market players said that it is hard to see ...

Chinese officials and the Ministry of Transport (MOT) have vowed to take all efforts to ensure smooth transportation of goods and secure supply chains, after various factors, including strict anti-epidemic measures for truck drivers in certain areas, caused serious disruptions to logistics and supply of production and living materials, drawing widespread attention.

Oil shipping services remain stable and resilient with port workers operating under closed-loop management at Ningbo Zhoushan port, East China’s Zhejiang Province, where the world’s largest crude oil transfer and distribution base is located, to ensure smooth delivery of imported oil to other provinces. Several industry insiders, including some at the Port of Ningbo-Zhoushan complex, ...

Oil shipping services remain stable and resilient with port workers operating under closed-loop management at Ningbo Zhoushan port, East Chinas Zhejiang Province, where the worlds largest crude oil transfer and distribution base is located, to ensure smooth delivery of imported oil to other provinces.

Orders for new cargo ships have rushed to Chinese shipbuilders in the past week, as the sky-high profits of shipping companies boosted by skyrocketing shipping costs amid the COVID-19 pandemic have given major momentum to new orders, the Global Times learned. According to some calculations, global shipowners have made new orders worth at least about ...

Demand comes from profitable ocean freight sector

Orders for new cargo ships have rushed to Chinese shipbuilders in the past week, as the sky-high profits of shipping companies boosted by skyrocketing shipping costs amid the COVID-19 pandemic have given major momentum to new orders, the Global Times learned.

International traders and industry players fret the widening sanctions against Russia by the West would further disrupt the global supply chain, already pressured by the COVID-19 pandemic. They are keeping a close watch on how the situation evolves and make due contingency plans, the Global Times learned. Global shipping lines are bearing the brunt of ...

International traders and industry players fret the widening sanctions against Russia by the West would further disrupt the global supply chain, already pressured by the COVID-19 pandemic. They are keeping a close watch on how the situation evolves and make due contingency plans, the Global Times learned.