Port Throughput Grows 7.8 Percent In First Ten Months
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2021-11-28 HKT 13:02
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Cargo and container throughput at China's ports registered stable growth in the first ten months of the year, data from the Ministry of Transport showed.
From January to October, cargo throughput at the nation's ports totalled 12.87 billion tonnes, up 7.8 percent year on year.
Container throughput at ports during the period climbed 8.4 percent from a year ago to 235.48 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs).
Last month, the country's ports handled over 1.32 billion tonnes of cargo, while container throughput stood at 24.52 million TEUs, according to the ministry.
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