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Published: Tuesday, 18 July 2023 12:44
in the first half of the year
On July 10, it was learned from the Provincial Department of Transport that in the first half of the year, the cargo throughput of Ningbo Zhoushan Port reached 679 million tons, up 6.0% year on year; The container throughput was 17.68 million TEUs, a year-on-year increase of 1.2%, and transportation production achieved steady progress.
Ningbo Zhoushan Port closely follows the export needs and market demands of foreign trade enterprises, and cooperates with liner companies to actively optimize the layout of port routes. The total number of container routes has reached 301, including 249 international flight and 125 "the Belt and Road" routes.
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Published: Thursday, 13 July 2023 12:43
the world's largest port sets a new record
At about 12 noon on July 5, under the “guard” of several tugboats, the world's largest 400,000-ton mining ship “Brazil” slowly docked at berth 1 of the Ningbo Zhoushan Port ShulanghuOre Transfer Terminal, announcing that Ningbo Zhoushan Port set a record for the arrival of all 68 of the world's largest mining ships.
“The largest ship is not rare, the rare is the 'Grand Slam'.” The relevant person in charge of Ningbo Zhoushan Port said with a smile.
As the world's largest port in terms of cargo throughput, Ningbo Zhoushan Port has always been a popular “check-in place” for the largest ships of all kinds. Prior to this, the world's largest 400,000-ton mining vessel, Ningbo Zhoushan Port Shulanghu Lake ore transit terminal has received and unloaded more than 300 times, and the cumulative iron ore throughput has exceeded 300 million tons, which can fill more than 5,000 standard football fields. In addition, Ningbo Zhoushan Port has also received and unloaded the world's largest oil tanker “Taiou” for many times, and successively received the world's largest container ship “Changfan”, “Mediterranean Irina” and “Mediterranean Michel Cappellini”, frequently breaking records.
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