CULines newbuild orders follow Guangzhou Port and Midea collaboration deal
China United Lines (CULines) has expanded its fleet again, with orders for a pair of ...
Guangzhou Port announced last week that it will invest nearly $284m to develop a shipping and port complex in its sub-port, Nansha, to offer container leasing, stevedoring, forwarding and other port services.
The fifth-busiest container port globally is optimistic about future growth, after throughput in the first four months of 2023 grew 3% year-on-year to 7.3m teu.
To occupy a 76,000-square metre area, the complex will be situated on the northwest side of Nansha’s Phase III container terminal in Longxue island. To the ...
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