East China’s Jiangsu province recorded a port cargo throughput of 2.56 billion tons in the first three quarters, latest statistics show.
At the Ro/Ro berth parking lot of Lianyungang Port, cars arriving by sea from Japan are neatly arranged and about to be loaded onto freight trains for shipment to Russia.
“From January to September, we recorded a year-on-year growth of 60% in roll on roll, and this year we have achieved unprecedented development and reached a new historical high in roll on roll,” said Sun Dong, Manager of the Ro/Ro Department of Lianyungang Port Group.
Relying on the double growth of the output value of the port petrochemical industry, the Xuwei Port Area of Lianyungang recorded a cargo throughput of 35.26 million tons in the first three quarters, achieving a double growth. The liquid bulk cargo throughput reached 22.28 million tons, highlighting the advantages of an industry-driven comprehensive port.
Changshu Maritime Safety Bureau continues to deepen the new government service model with "remote+self-service" online approval as the main approach and window processing as the auxiliary in a bid to promote the appointment and handling of international navigation ship entry and exit port procedures, capacity acceptance, and green channels, and increases the port clearance speed by 30%. Taizhou Port International Container Terminal customizes professional personalized logistics solutions for key customers and key cargo types.
In the first three quarters, the province's ports completed cargo, foreign trade, and container throughput of 2.56 billion tons, 460 million tons, and 18.717 million TEUs, with year-on-year growth of 7.9%, 14.5%, and 7.1%, reaching a new high in cargo throughput.
