China-Europe freight trains makes institutional innovation to improve efficiency
Photo shows the Chengdu International Railway Port. (People s Daily Online/Bai Guibin) China-Europe freight trains departing Chengdu, capital of southwest China s Sichuan province, delivered surprisingly remarkable performance despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Over 2,000 trips were made in the January-November period this year, up 55 percent from a year ago. The point-to-point transport offered by the freight services were a major reason for the rocketing figure, said Yang Qiling, general manager of the Chengdu International Railway Port Investment & Development (Group) Co., Ltd. Massive quantities of cargos were passed on to railway transportation as maritime and air transportation has been impacted by COVID-19. Preventative medical materials were the first to drive the cargo growth handled by the China-Europe freight trains, followed by huge demand for imports and exports, Yang introduced.
Railway port in Sichuan transports goods further, more efficiently Through developing multi-model international transportation and improving customs clearance efficiency, the Chengdu International Railway Port in Chengdu, southwest China’s Sichuan province, has become a platform where trade companies sell their products to more places and countries.
Chengdu International Railway Port (Photo/Publicity department of Qingbaijiang district, Chengdu) Chengdu has seen nearly more than 2,000 trips made by China-Europe freight trains from January to December this year, according to Yang Qiling, general manager of the Chengdu International Railway Port Investment & Development (Group) Co., Ltd. The city has a great demand for the transportation of imported and exported commodities, which tests the handling capacity of the international railway port.