Qingdao Port's 400,000-Tonne Dry Bulk Terminal Berths Iron Ore Vessel, Boosts Efficiency
A cargo vessel fully loaded with iron ore recently berthed at the Dongjiakou port area of Qingdao Port in Shandong Province. As China's first 400,000-tonne dry bulk digital-intelligent terminal, Qingdao Port has comprehensively improved the utilization efficiency of its berths, equipment, and stockyards, ensuring smooth ore transport channels. Through digital-intelligent operations, the port area has optimized dry bulk cargo handling processes, enhanced port turnover capacity, and safeguarded the stable transport of bulk commodities such as iron ore.
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