中国稳居秘鲁第一大出口目的地国

Core Insights - The trade value between Shanghai and Peru has significantly increased by 47.1% in the first ten months of this year, with the "QianKai-Shanghai" shipping route surpassing 5.35 billion yuan in trade value and handling 197,000 tons of goods [1][5]. Group 1: Trade Growth - The "QianKai-Shanghai" shipping route has reduced the shipping time between the two countries from 35-40 days to 23 days, resulting in over 20% savings in logistics costs for businesses [5]. - Peru's exports have shown a notable increase, with a year-on-year growth of 17.3% from January to September 2025, and China remains the largest export destination for Peru [5]. Group 2: Infrastructure Development - QianKai Port, located in Peru, serves as a key hub for trade between Asia and South America, facilitating direct shipping routes that previously required transshipment through Mexico and Panama, thus lowering costs and transit times [3][5]. - The port's construction began in June 2019, and the first cargo ship is expected to arrive on November 7, 2024, marking a significant milestone in the "Belt and Road" initiative in Latin America [3]. Group 3: Product Flow - A specialized "green channel" for high-time-sensitive products has been established by the Yangshan Customs to ensure efficient customs clearance for imported fruits and other goods from Peru [5]. - The export of Chinese manufactured goods to Peru has also increased, with 5,948 domestic vehicles shipped to QianKai Port by the end of November, following the initial shipment of over 1,300 vehicles in July [5].