New South Korea-China route for ships

7/14/2008 10:39:43 AM

In an effort to increase the volume of trade between South Korea and China, the two nations have opened a new sea route for container ships as part of their port alliance.   This follows the signing on a MoU in January regarding cooperation to boost bilateral trade and the regional logistic network.   The route links South Korea’s Gwangyang port to China’s Taicang, an emerging logistical hub on China’s east coast.   CargonewsAsia

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