Logistics Optimization Supports Cross-Border Exports from Inland Regions
Optimization of the multimodal sea-rail logistics route from Ganzhou to Shenzhen has significantly improved export efficiency for China’s inland regions. Logistics costs have fallen by 30%, providing cross-border e-commerce sellers with a more competitive shipping option.
What are the key facts?
- 1Logistics costs decreased by 30%
- 2Transport efficiency improved by 40%
- 3Ganzhou–Shenzhen sea-rail logistics route optimized
What happened?
Through logistics coordination between Ganzhou International Inland Port and Shenzhen Yantian Port, inland regions have adopted an export model characterized by “the same port, the same price and the same efficiency.” Data shows that logistics costs have decreased by 30% and transport efficiency has improved by 40%, effectively strengthening the international competitiveness of local products.
What does this mean for cross-border sellers?
Lower logistics costs can directly improve seller margins. Monitor upgrades to logistics infrastructure in these regions and adjust transportation strategies accordingly.