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运输成本降低约30% 物流超市 帮白虾入川找新路
Si Chuan Ri Bao· 2025-07-18 02:59
●厄瓜多尔白虾运输有了新通道:从钦州港上岸,走西部陆海新通道钦州至成都冷链班列入川,比 传统方式节约成本约30% ●《四川省有效降低全社会物流成本实施方案》提到,建设全省准公益性的多式联运数智化平台。 这个平台就是帮助白虾换线的四川省多式联运数智平台 今年4月,两个集装箱约50吨的白虾从广西钦州港上岸,换箱之后,乘坐西部陆海新通道钦州至成 都冷链班列进入四川,在成都分销后进入市场,最终走上消费者餐桌。 换线之后,成本是如何降低的?四川港投旗下的四川港航物流有限公司是此次白虾的承运人,公司 经理邓奔给记者算了一笔账。 近期,四川省多式联运数智平台帮助来自厄瓜多尔的白虾打开了新通道,从钦州港上岸,走西部陆 海新通道钦州至成都冷链班列入川,比传统方式节约成本约30%。 【政策要点】 平台可以发挥怎样的作用?数智化未来又将如何推动物流降成本?透过白虾入川的案例,记者一探 究竟。 省政府办公厅日前印发的《四川省有效降低全社会物流成本实施方案》,明确提出推动物流数智化 发展。制定"三网"融合发展规划,建设全省智慧物流公共服务平台,建设全省准公益性的多式联运数智 化平台,制定完善物流公共数据共享开放清单,支持成都开展国家物 ...
中国消费提振为拉美和加勒比地区优质产品对华出口提供商机
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-05-13 01:47
Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the increasing trade relationship between China and Latin America, particularly in agricultural products, driven by China's growing demand for high-quality goods [2][3][5]. - The total import and export volume between China and Latin America reached $518.467 billion in 2024, marking a 6% year-on-year increase, with imports accounting for $241.466 billion, a 46% increase over five years [2]. - Chilean cherries have become a significant product in China, with exports exceeding $3.091 billion in 2024, over 90% of which were sent to China, reflecting a 40% increase in sales in Guangzhou during the current season [5][6]. Group 2 - The demand for high-quality products from Latin America is rising due to China's consumption upgrade and policies aimed at boosting domestic demand [3][6]. - Various Latin American products, including Chilean cherries, Peruvian green grapes, and Brazilian coffee, are increasingly entering the Chinese market, with a notable rise in consumer interest [5][6]. - The establishment of free trade agreements between China and several Latin American countries has facilitated trade liberalization, allowing for quicker and safer delivery of quality products to Chinese consumers [6][8].
中拉农业合作纽带拉得更紧(环球热点)
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-05-12 22:44
Core Insights - Brazilian President Lula's state visit to China from May 10 to 14 aims to enhance China-Latin America relations, particularly in agricultural cooperation [1] - China has become the second-largest trading partner for Latin America, with bilateral trade, especially in agricultural products, experiencing significant growth [1][3] - The agricultural trade between China and Latin America is seen as a stabilizing factor in their economic relationship, with a notable increase in trade volume and diversity of products [3][4] Trade Dynamics - In April and May, Brazil's soybean exports to China surged, with a 30% year-on-year increase in unloading volume at Ningbo-Zhoushan Port [2] - Brazil has replaced the U.S. as China's largest soybean supplier, reflecting China's push for diversified agricultural imports [2] - The trade volume between China and Latin America increased from $14 billion in 2000 to over $480 billion in 2023, with agricultural trade accounting for nearly 25% of China's total agricultural imports in 2023 [3] Agricultural Cooperation Trends - The agricultural cooperation between China and Latin America is characterized by three trends: expanding trade scale, enhanced infrastructure connectivity, and closer policy communication [4] - Infrastructure projects, such as the "Two Oceans Railway," aim to improve logistics and reduce costs, thereby boosting agricultural trade efficiency [4] - The establishment of bilateral agricultural cooperation mechanisms with 19 Latin American countries facilitates better alignment of agricultural policies and needs [2] Technological Collaboration - Agricultural technology cooperation is emerging as a new highlight, with China assisting Latin American countries in mechanization and technology transfer [5][6] - Joint agricultural technology laboratories and training programs are being established to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability in Latin America [5][6] - The collaboration focuses on soil improvement, sustainable land use, and increasing agricultural output while addressing climate change challenges [6][7] Global Impact - The cooperation between China and Latin America in agriculture is seen as a potential solution to global food security issues, with initiatives like the Sustainable Food Innovation Forum [8] - The partnership enhances the resilience of global agricultural supply chains and contributes to maintaining global food security [9] - Future trade opportunities include expanding into seafood and tropical fruits, leveraging Latin America's rich agricultural resources [9][10]