Logo Background RSS

ASEAN-China trade deal spurs Field

Transport News | January 25, 2010 | View Comments
  • Chinese products have started crowding into Tanjung Priok port following the implementation of the Asean-China Free Trade Agreement (ACFTA) earlier this year.

    Up until the third week of the month, four ships carrying commodities imported from China had entered the busiest port in Indonesia, Bisnis Indonesia reported.

    The ships are the Wan Hai 261 ship docking at the Jakarta International Container Terminal and carrying 450 import boxes and 300 export boxes, MV Bunga Raya Satu docking at the Koja Container Terminal and carrying 269 import boxes and 369 export boxes, MV Yuang Tong docking at dock 112 and carrying 2,829 tonnes of imported steel plates and MV Ocean Crown docking at dock 203 and carrying 8,132 tonnes of imported chemical materials.

    The Tanjung Priok-branch State port operator Pelindo II Hambar Wiyadi revealed the operator had permitted the four ships from the ports in China, Shanghaiy, and Qindao to dock.

    He added in 2009 the flow of imported goods from China ranked seventh after Australia, Africa, the United States, Japan, Europe, and the Middle East.

    However, the flow of imported containers and general cargoes from China following the ACFTA is estimated to increase.

    In 2009, general cargo import from China via Priok reached 697,659 tonnes, while export to China via Priok reached 214,032 tonnes. In the meantime, containers imported from and export to China reached 194,924 TEUs and 108,595 TEUs, respectively.

    Cargonews Asia

    Search to find what you want

    Loading
    • Ashdod Port: container terminal handled 77,967 TEU from China in 2009 imported
    •     Ashdod port company published last week its 2009 statistics showing China as its largest source of container handling activities. The port handled TEU 77,967 imported from China (807,000 M/T) compared to TEU 1,023 exported to China. Turkey was the second largest source of containers imported with TEU 45,510 (638,000 m/t).

    • CISA says speculation on iron ore imports should be punished
    •     Deng Qilin, president of the China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) and also general manager of Chinese steelmaker Wuhan Iron and Steel Co. (WISCO), stated on February 6 that efforts would be made to strengthen discipline in China’s iron ore importing activities so as to improve China’s efforts at the

    • Maersk stops Chennai U.S. Direct
    •     Maersk Line’s direct mainline service, MECL2, to the US East Coast from Chennai port ended last week. The final call of the weekly service was just short of its loading capacity from Chennai due to the ‘flash strike’ called by the trailer drivers and cleaners that affected entry of export

    • China s crude oil imports rise 58% in February
    •     China imported 18.51 million tons of crude oil in February, 58% more than in the same month of last year, according to statistics released by the General Administration of Customs today. The February crude oil imports reflect 8.18% growth from January, when the country imported 17.11 million tons of crude

    • Paradip port to evacuate more empty rake for imported coal
    •     Paradip Port Trust has sent an SoS to the Railway Board for allotment of more empty rakes to facilitate immediate evacuation of bulk cargoes, particularly imported coal, both thermal and coking, accumulating at the port “Our stacking area is full, holding a stock of about two million tonnes of imported

    • China coal, iron ore import surges in January
    •     China’s coal and iron ore imports surged in January, according to General Administration of Customs of China. In a statement issued here, it said the country imported 16.07 million tons of coal in January, nearly five and a half times the amount it imported in January 2008.

    • China s coal imports hit 16.07 million tonnes in January
    •     China imported 16.07 million tons of coal in January, nearly five and a half times the amount it imported in January 2008, according to the statistics released by the General Administration of Customs of China.

    • Chinas coal imports hit 16.07 million tonnes in January
    •     China imported 16.07 million tons of coal in January, nearly five and a half times the amount it imported in January 2008, according to the statistics released by the General Administration of Customs of China. In December last year, China’s coal imports hit a record 16.38 million tons. China’s coal

    • Saudi Arabia, Angola, Iran remains top 3 oil supplier in China
    •     Saudi Arabia, Angola and Iran remained the three largest oil sources for China in 2009, with the three supplying 47.7 percent of China’s total imports, according data released Wednesday by the General Administration of Customs (GAC). GAC figures showed that China’s oil imports from the three nations last year stood

    • Taiwan imported 26.94 million barrels of crude oil in January
    •     Taiwan imported 26.94 million barrels of crude oil in January, 1.9% less than a year earlier, the island’s Bureau of Energy said in a statement. The figure was also 21% less than in last December. CPC Corp and Formosa Petrochemical Corp refined a total of 4.19 million kiloliters of oil,

    • The average price of imported iron ore in China by 45 percent in January-July
    •     China imported 355.25 million tons of iron ore in the first seven months of this year at an average price of 75.75 US dollars/ton, which posted a decrease of 44.6 percent year on year, according to statistics of the General Administration of Customs. The import in the January-July period of

    • The average price of imported iron ore in China by 45 percent in January-July
    •     China imported 355.25 million tons of iron ore in the first seven months of this year at an average price of 75.75 US dollars/ton, which posted a decrease of 44.6 percent year on year, according to statistics of the General Administration of Customs. The import in the January-July period of

    • Low-price and poor quality of imported ore would ensure
    •     Since this year, the recovery of domestic economic situation spurred the increase of bulk mineral products’ export. As an important port for iron ore export in China, Yantai’ s iron ore import increased significantly since this year. Till now, Yantai inspection and quarantine bureau inspected imported iron ore of 10.18mln tons totally,

    • Low-price and poor quality of imported ore would ensure
    •     Since this year, the recovery of domestic economic situation spurred the increase of bulk mineral products’ export. As an important port for iron ore export in China, Yantai’ s iron ore import increased significantly since this year. Till now, Yantai inspection and quarantine bureau inspected imported iron ore of 10.18mln tons totally,

    • Key Box China index sinks for the first time since June
    •     Alarm bells are ringing for liner firms as one of the most accurate gauges of the container index fell for the first time in more than four months Friday. The China Containerised Freight Index, operated by the Shanghai Shipping Index, dropped for the first time since early June today.

    Loading...

blog comments powered by Disqus
meme TopOfBlogs International Business Blogs - BlogCatalog Blog Directory Top Business blogs Join My Community at MyBloglog! Clicky Web Analytics