Pressemitteilung: Gansu International Logistics Imports 170,000 Tons of Newman Blend Lump from Australia

Gansu International Logistics imported 170,000 metric tons of Newman Blend Lump from Australia, with a total trade value of 120 million yuan ($17.36 million). Newman Blend Lump is a high-grade hematite goethite Australian lump ore. The shipment has arrived at a Chinese port and is ready for sale.
It took Gansu International Logistics 49 days to complete the import process, from signing the contract to delivering the shipment, setting a record for operational efficiency. The import of another two shipments is progressing as planned.
Gansu International Logistics has built an integrated supply chain by cooperating with upstream Australian resource enterprises, international shipping companies, domestic port agents, and downstream factories, mines and traders and engaging with banks and insurance companies. This approach has enabled the optimization of letter of credit issuance rates and insurance costs, effectively reducing overall trading expenses. Based on this closed-loop operation from sourcing to final delivery, Gansu International Logistics has developed a streamlined, efficient, and replicable operating model for international bulk commodity trade.
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Quelle: State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council - People’s Republic of China

Stichwörter: State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council - People’s Republic of China, Gansu International Logistics, Newman Blend Lump import, Australian lump ore logistics, bulk commodity supply chain, international shipping cooperation, port logistics China, trade cost optimization, integrated supply chain model, bulk cargo transport efficiency, global industrial chain development

Kategorie(n): Geschäftsmodelle & Strategien