Shenzhen Port is $ 45m of incentives
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Undergoing its hardest year of business for a generation Shenzhen port in the south of China will today unveil a series of incentives to coerce shipping lines to call more often at the port’s four box terminals.
The total package the authority is making available is 300m RMB, one of
the largest incentives packages offered by any port this year,
underscoring the gravity of the shortfall in boxes in south China.
Shenzhen, at the heart of the manufacturing centre that is the Pearl
river delta, has suffered from a severe drop in demand from Europe and
the US for Chinese products. The port is likely to post a full year
double-digit percentage decline, becoming the worst performer of the
major boxports in China. Its performance will see Hong Kong remain
ahead of it in third place in the global boxport rankings for another
year.Source: SeaTradeAsia-Online
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