Port of Shanghai

Xinhua Silk Road: Dev't index witnesses progress of int'l shipping center construction in Shanghai

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Monday, September 25, 2023
United Nations, Baltic Exchange, Crown, Organization, Development, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Weather, Conference, Financial services, Drug, Transport, Port of Shanghai

Jointly launched by China Economic Information Service and the Baltic Exchange in 2014, the Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Center Development Index is known as the "weather vane" and "barometer" of the international shipping industry.

Key Points: 
  • Jointly launched by China Economic Information Service and the Baltic Exchange in 2014, the Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Center Development Index is known as the "weather vane" and "barometer" of the international shipping industry.
  • The shipping service evaluation results in the 2023 Index Report showed that Shanghai ranked third globally for the fifth consecutive year.
  • As is planned, by 2035, Shanghai will be fully built into an international shipping center with a highly-developed modern shipping service system, leading the innovative development of global shipping services, deeply integrated into the international shipping governance system, and capable of allocating global shipping resources.
  • Besides, as is planned, by 2025, the development level of digital intelligence and low-carbon development capacity of Shanghai international shipping center will reach the international advanced level.

Xinhua Silk Road: Dev't index witnesses progress of int'l shipping center construction in Shanghai

Retrieved on: 
Monday, September 25, 2023
United Nations, Baltic Exchange, Multimedia, Crown, Organization, Development, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Weather, Conference, Financial services, Drug, Transport, Port of Shanghai

Jointly launched by China Economic Information Service and the Baltic Exchange in 2014, the Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Center Development Index is known as the "weather vane" and "barometer" of the international shipping industry.

Key Points: 
  • Jointly launched by China Economic Information Service and the Baltic Exchange in 2014, the Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Center Development Index is known as the "weather vane" and "barometer" of the international shipping industry.
  • The shipping service evaluation results in the 2023 Index Report showed that Shanghai ranked third globally for the fifth consecutive year.
  • As is planned, by 2035, Shanghai will be fully built into an international shipping center with a highly-developed modern shipping service system, leading the innovative development of global shipping services, deeply integrated into the international shipping governance system, and capable of allocating global shipping resources.
  • Besides, as is planned, by 2025, the development level of digital intelligence and low-carbon development capacity of Shanghai international shipping center will reach the international advanced level.

Fungicides China Monthly Report 2022: China's Tightening Environmental Regulations are Having a big Impact on Producers - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Wednesday, December 28, 2022
Agriculture, Natural Resources, Other Natural Resources, Environment, Port of Shanghai, Potash

China's carbendazim export in Jan. to April 2022

Key Points: 
  • China's carbendazim export in Jan. to April 2022
    Ex-works prices of main fungicides in China, 8 July, 2022
    Shanghai Port prices of main fungicides in China, 8 July, 2022
    FOB Shanghai prices of main fungicides in China, 8 July, 2022
    View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20221228005305/en/

China Fungicides Monthly Real-time News Service - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Thursday, November 24, 2022
Health, Pharmaceutical, Patent, Port of Shanghai, TC

China's ex-works prices of fungicide TC maintain stable in Aug.

Key Points: 
  • China's ex-works prices of fungicide TC maintain stable in Aug.
    China's azoxystrobin export from Jan. to May 2022
    Patent of isofetamid to expire in Aug. 2025
    Ex-works prices of main fungicides in China, 8 Aug. 2022
    Shanghai Port prices of main fungicides in China, 8 Aug. 2022
    FOB Shanghai prices of main fungicides in China, 8 Aug. 2022
    View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20221124005126/en/

CMA CGM Launching New Early Container Return Incentive to Increase Supply Chain Velocity and Help Shippers Offset Carbon Footprint

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Thursday, September 29, 2022
Zero, Carbon, ACT, Engie, Fund, Group, Port of Shanghai, CO2, EDI, Biodiversity, TEU, AIR, New, CEVA Logistics, Bill of lading, Growth, Pressure, CMA, Partnership, Climate change, Calendar, Industry, Environment, Bill, Program, Investment, Bay Path University, Electricity, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, CMA CGM, Album-equivalent unit, Salamander, APL, Solution, Documentation, Liquefied natural gas, Forest, Water, Multimedia, Atmosphere, Education, View, Port, Energy, Renewable energy, Intermodal freight transport, Tree, LNG

The Group's New TEUs to Trees Early Container Return Incentive Program will provide customers 2.5 tons of carbon credit per container to offset emissions and support U.S. socio-environmental projects.

Key Points: 
  • The Group's New TEUs to Trees Early Container Return Incentive Program will provide customers 2.5 tons of carbon credit per container to offset emissions and support U.S. socio-environmental projects.
  • In order to increase impact, CMA CGM has also expanded this new early container return incentive to cover both refrigerated and dry containers as well as every U.S. ocean terminal where CMA CGM receives empty containers.
  • This newly launched incentive program is the third implemented by CMA CGM to encourage early pickup and return of containers.
  • These services enable customers to measure, analyze, reduce and offset their carbon footprint when shipping with CMA CGM.

Index Accelerates Digitalization of Port Commodity Trade and Helps Realize Interconnection between Industrial Chain and Supply Chain

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Thursday, August 18, 2022
Navigation, Port of Shanghai, Port of Shenzhen, Petroleum, Shanghai International Port Group, Xinhua News Agency, Car, Port, COVID-19, Port of Busan, Coal, Iron ore, Transport, RCEP, Logistics, Qingdao Port, Overalls, Entry, LNG

The RCEP Seaborne Trade Index Report 2022 took the 14 member countries except for Laos of the RCEP as the research objects and selected six major categories of cargo, including container cargo, iron ore, coal, petroleum products, LNG, and automobiles, which accounted for about two-thirds of the RCEP seaborne trade volume, as the analysis objects to reflect the annual development trend of the RCEP seaborne trade from the two dimensions -- overall trade volume and seaborne trade volume. The RCEP Seaborne Trade Index was 101.1 in 2021, which had exceeded the highest level before the COVID-19 pandemic (2019). The report also pointed out that it would have a positive effect on the seaborne trade of goods in the region in the future, driving the RCEP Seaborne Trade Index to further go up, with the liberalization and facilitation of RCEP trade in goods as well as the continuous deepening of the rules for accumulation in the region of origin.

Key Points: 
  • Experts believed that the high-standard interconnection infrastructure for the industrial chain and supply chain could be provided by accurately depicting the changes in port commodity trade as well as achieving the efficient linkage among port shipping, commodities, and trade.
  • Ningbo-Zhoushan Port, Qingdao Port, Shenzhen Port, and Busan Port were rated as Class B.
  • Xinhua-SPG Port Commodity Index was jointly developed and compiled by Shandong Port Group and China Economic Information Service.
  • The RCEP Seaborne Trade Index was 101.1 in 2021, which had exceeded the highest level before the COVID-19 pandemic (2019).

Index Accelerates Digitalization of Port Commodity Trade and Helps Realize Interconnection between Industrial Chain and Supply Chain

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Thursday, August 18, 2022
Navigation, Port of Shanghai, Port of Shenzhen, Petroleum, Shanghai International Port Group, Xinhua News Agency, Car, Port, COVID-19, Port of Busan, Coal, Iron ore, Transport, RCEP, Logistics, Qingdao Port, Overalls, Entry, LNG

The RCEP Seaborne Trade Index Report 2022 took the 14 member countries except for Laos of the RCEP as the research objects and selected six major categories of cargo, including container cargo, iron ore, coal, petroleum products, LNG, and automobiles, which accounted for about two-thirds of the RCEP seaborne trade volume, as the analysis objects to reflect the annual development trend of the RCEP seaborne trade from the two dimensions -- overall trade volume and seaborne trade volume. The RCEP Seaborne Trade Index was 101.1 in 2021, which had exceeded the highest level before the COVID-19 pandemic (2019). The report also pointed out that it would have a positive effect on the seaborne trade of goods in the region in the future, driving the RCEP Seaborne Trade Index to further go up, with the liberalization and facilitation of RCEP trade in goods as well as the continuous deepening of the rules for accumulation in the region of origin.

Key Points: 
  • Experts believed that the high-standard interconnection infrastructure for the industrial chain and supply chain could be provided by accurately depicting the changes in port commodity trade as well as achieving the efficient linkage among port shipping, commodities, and trade.
  • Ningbo-Zhoushan Port, Qingdao Port, Shenzhen Port, and Busan Port were rated as Class B.
  • Xinhua-SPG Port Commodity Index was jointly developed and compiled by Shandong Port Group and China Economic Information Service.
  • The RCEP Seaborne Trade Index was 101.1 in 2021, which had exceeded the highest level before the COVID-19 pandemic (2019).

FourKites Sees Recovery at Chinese Ports as COVID-19 Lockdowns Ease

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Monday, July 18, 2022
Trucking, Health, Maritime, Air, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Transport, COVID-19, International Maritime Organization, Port of Ningbo-Zhoushan, Atmosphere, CPG, List, Machine learning, IMO, Transport, COVID, Multimedia, COVID-19, Port of Shanghai, Port of Shenzhen, Shenzhen, Port, Uncertainty, Iron ore, Animal, Rail freight transport

Leading real-time supply chain visibility platform FourKites today announces that the publication of its latest data on Chinese ports shows an improvement in shipping volumes.

Key Points: 
  • Leading real-time supply chain visibility platform FourKites today announces that the publication of its latest data on Chinese ports shows an improvement in shipping volumes.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220718005351/en/
    FourKites Sees Recovery at Chinese Ports as COVID-19 Lockdowns Ease (Graphic: Business Wire)
    As the largest supply chain visibility platform, FourKites collects and anonymises data to reveal important trends in transportation globally.
  • FourKites has seen a recovery in import and export ocean shipment volume at Chinese ports over the past weeks as COVID-19 lockdowns have eased.
  • FourKites has continued to see strong recovery in volume traveling from China to the United States.

Lysine HCL Supply Closer to Home - Chinese Lysine Manufacturers and Exporters Are Building Sizable Inventories in Chicago in a Significant Effort to Boost Supply Chain Robustness

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Tuesday, July 5, 2022
Transport, Port of Shanghai, Lysine, News, Animal, Oil, Free-trade zone

According to Mr. Hugh, Chinese lysine manufacturers and exporters began to shorten supply chains in September of 2021, including warehousing of the product in the US.

Key Points: 
  • According to Mr. Hugh, Chinese lysine manufacturers and exporters began to shorten supply chains in September of 2021, including warehousing of the product in the US.
  • More recently, Chinese lysine exporters and manufacturers have begun to build lysine inventory in Chicago.
  • "We have started building lysine inventories in Chicago, and the news has been circulating in China's lysine industry.
  • "Yet as international shipments often remain unreliable, supply chain robustness has become a major concern for American corporate executives.

Nippon Express (China) Launches New Intermodal Transport Service from China to Europe via Caspian Sea

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Friday, May 20, 2022
Caspian, Infection, NX, Port of Shanghai, COVID-19, Shanghai Pudong International Airport, BCP, Congestion, Rail freight transport, Rail transport, EU

Lead time (example): approximately 50 to 55 days from Xi'an to Duisburg, Germany

Key Points: 
  • Lead time (example): approximately 50 to 55 days from Xi'an to Duisburg, Germany
    This service can be used as a new BCP transport mode in addition to maritime and rail (China Railway Express) transport to Europe.
  • To maintain customers' supply chains, NX China has been offering, in addition to its existing rail transport service on the China Railway Express, an intermodal transport service that combines rail transport in China with maritime transport along two routes it has developed -- (1) a northern route using Qingdao and Lianyungang ports and (2) a southern route using Ningbo and Wenzhou ports -- to avoid the congestion at Shanghai Port and Pudong Airport.
  • NX China has also developed a Caspian Sea route for transport from China to various parts of Europe via Kazakhstan to supplement the aforementioned intermodal transport service.
  • This new service can be used as a BCP transport mode for Europe-bound cargo that does not pass through Russia.