# Logistics
Latest news and articles about Logistics
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Western Land-Sea Corridor Train Shipments Surpass 6 Million TEUs
A milestone volume highlights expanding multimodal freight capacity connecting western China to global maritime routes.
Pinglu Canal Completes First Trial Voyage for Foreign Trade Cargo Vessel
A full-factor navigation drill tests channel conditions and customs procedures along southwestern China's new inland-to-sea waterway.
Pinglu Canal Completes 104-Bridge Engineering Drive Ahead of Opening
The reconstruction of 27 cross-channel spans removes clearance bottlenecks for 5,000-tonne vessels ahead of scheduled navigation.
China Logistics Index Rises to 50.9% in August as Activity Expands
Factory demand and consumer trade-in policies helped lift eight out of twelve operational sub-indices, according to industry data.
Sichuan Launches First Pinglu Canal Multimodal Freight Train to Vietnam
The river-rail-sea corridor connects Chengdu to Southeast Asia, cutting transport distances and lowering container logistics costs.
Tianjin Inaugurates SCO Port Economy Center to Boost Trade and Logistics
The municipal initiative establishes a port cooperation hub to test smart customs procedures, offshore ship registration, and maritime logistics.
China Accelerates National Logistics Network Plan to Lower Supply Chain Costs
Beijing rolls out an implementation plan linking inland production hubs directly to coastal ports and international trade corridors.
China's National Railways Handled 2.69 Billion Tonnes of Cargo Through August
Thermal coal delivery and cross-border freight saw solid volumes amid nationwide logistics coordination.
China's Air Cargo Volume Tops 10 Million Metric Tons as International Routes Expand
An annual industry report released at the CATA conference highlights double-digit cargo growth, fleet modernization, and ongoing digital infrastructure upgrades.
China Customs Streamlines Multimodal Logistics to Support Private Exporters
Targeted regulatory measures and intermodal corridors reduce transit costs and inspection delays for China's private trading firms.
China Opens Pinglu Canal in Guangxi to Bolster Southwestern Trade Route
Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang launched navigation on the waterway connecting Nanning to the Beibu Gulf after four years of construction.
China Opens 70-Billion-Yuan Pinglu Canal to Connect Inland South to Sea
The 134-kilometer waterway cuts shipping distances to the Beibu Gulf, aiming to lower bulk logistics costs and expand Southwestern trade routes.