COSCO SHIPPING Delivers First Batch of CIIE Exhibits from Oceania to Shanghai

COSCO SHIPPING, the exclusive international segment transportation service provider for the China International Import Expo (CIIE), has successfully delivered the first batch of LCL (Less than Container Load) exhibits from New Zealand, Vanuatu, and Niue to Shanghai. The exhibits, which arrived at Shanghai Waigaoqiao Port on October 15, are from 13 exhibitors in 2 national pavilions and include local ice cream and honey from New Zealand, local handicrafts from Vanuatu, and noni juice from Niue.

COSCO SHIPPING has been utilizing its global route network and collaborating with domestic and foreign companies to mobilize local resources to ensure the safe and timely transportation of exhibits from Oceania to Shanghai. The company has also custom-designed end-to-end full-chain transportation solutions based on the unique characteristics of the exhibits.

The delivery of the first batch of CIIE exhibits from Oceania is a significant milestone for COSCO SHIPPING and for the CIIE. It demonstrates COSCO SHIPPING's commitment to supporting international trade and cooperation, and its recognition of the growing importance of the Oceania region.

The CIIE is a major platform for businesses from around the world to showcase their products and services to the Chinese market. By providing transportation services for the event, COSCO SHIPPING is helping to promote global trade and economic development.

The delivery of the exhibits from Oceania is also a sign of the growing trade and investment ties between China and the Oceania region. In recent years, China has been increasing its imports of goods from Oceania, and Chinese companies have been investing in Oceania in a number of sectors, including agriculture, mining, and tourism.

The successful delivery of the first batch of CIIE exhibits from Oceania is a testament to COSCO SHIPPING's global reach and capabilities, its commitment to international trade and cooperation, and its recognition of the growing importance of the Oceania region.

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