“蓉深港”铁海联运“一单制”提单首发 助力川货高效出海

Core Viewpoint - Chengdu International Railway Port has successfully issued its first "one single document" bill of lading under the United Nations Convention on the International Transport of Goods, enhancing logistics efficiency and providing new financing solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises in Sichuan [1][2]. Group 1: Logistics and Transportation - The bill of lading was issued for lighting products produced by factories around Chengdu, starting from Qingbaijiang Chengxiang Station, transported by rail to Shenzhen Yantian Port, and then shipped to Gdansk Port in Poland [1]. - The successful issuance of the bill marks a significant breakthrough in integrating "channel, logistics, and data networks," allowing real-time tracking of cargo transportation and significantly improving logistics transparency and controllability [1]. Group 2: Multi-Modal Transport and Innovation - As a pioneer in exploring "one single document" multi-modal transport, the company has expanded its application boundaries since issuing the first international railway multi-modal transport bill in 2017, extending from China-Europe Railway Express to various transport modes including road-rail, air-rail, and sea-rail [2]. - The "Rong-Shenzhen-Hong Kong" rail-sea intermodal service has been officially launched, achieving stable weekly operations and laying a solid foundation for information sharing and connectivity in rail-sea transport [2]. - The innovative "dual-track system" effectively avoids conflicts with the existing transport responsibility system, providing a valuable practical example for the core system of the United Nations Convention on the International Transport of Goods [2]. Group 3: Future Developments - Chengdu International Railway Port plans to continue exploring and practicing the property attributes of multi-modal "one single document" bills under the framework of the United Nations Convention [2]. - The company will collaborate with Industrial and Commercial Bank of China to upgrade the "China-Europe e-document" electronic document system, enhancing financing and settlement functions to facilitate trade financing for small and medium-sized enterprises [2].