In 2025, Fuzhou Port reached a significant milestone by surpassing the 100 million-ton mark in foreign trade cargo throughput for the first time, reflecting an 8.8 percent year-on-year increase.
Fuzhou Port achieved a cargo throughput of 345 million metric tons in 2025, marking a 3.1 percent year-on-year increase. Container throughput also grew, reaching 3.845 million TEUs, up 0.9 percent.
In 2025, Fuzhou Port has invested 4.5 billion yuan ($645.19 million) in infrastructure, accounting for 47.4 percent of the total investment in coastal ports across the province. The expansion of the 200,000-ton container terminal at Jiangyin Port has been completed, forming a major container terminal cluster with an annual capacity exceeding 3 million TEUs.
Fuzhou Port has significantly enhanced its global shipping network. In 2025, it launched the world's first China-Europe Arctic container shipping route and introduced the province's first South Pacific island route, alongside several roll-on/roll-off direct routes, establishing a comprehensive global maritime network.
The port has also greatly improved its operational efficiency with the launch of Fujian's first joint dispatch center for sea-rail intermodal transport at Jiangyin Port. This center enables two-way direct clearance between the port and railway station, increasing container transfer efficiency by 50 percent and reducing handling costs by 30 yuan per container, thus strengthening the competitiveness of its sea-rail services.
The port's cargo throughput growth is supported by a robust industrial base, with major companies like Wanhua Chemical Group and CATL establishing operations nearby. The mature "front port, back industry park" model ensures seamless integration between port logistics and industrial development.
Source: Fuzhou Daily
2026-01-28
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This is Xinhua news. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Luna da Silva has announced that Brazil will grant exemptions from certain categories of short-term visas to Chinese citizens, in reciprocity for China’s visa exemption policy for Brazilian nationals, the Brazilian presidency said on Friday.
The move was taken in the context of enhanced cooperation between the two countries and aimed at facilitating people-to-people exchanges and promoting bilateral relations. The Brazilian government said the specific implementation date of the visa-free policy will be announced at a later time.
Source: XINHUA
2026-01-26
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Chinese enterprises' outbound investment maintained healthy, steady and orderly growth in 2025, driven by high-quality cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative, the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday. By the end of 2025, Chinese investors had established over 50,000 overseas enterprises across 190 countries and regions, and China's cumulative outbound investment had ranked among the world's top three for nine consecutive years, ministry spokesperson He Yongqian told a regular press conference. China's outbound direct investment reached 174.38 billion U.S. dollars in 2025, up 7.1 percent from a year earlier and remaining among the world's top, according to the spokesperson. Chinese companies going global have actively fulfilled their social responsibilities, creating more than 2 million jobs on average each year, the spokesperson said. They have financed and built numerous livelihood projects in education, healthcare and environmental protection, earning widespread recognition from host countries, He noted.
In 2026, the ministry will promote integrated development of trade and investment, support enterprises in international operations, and deepen cooperation in emerging sectors such as the digital economy and green development, to make greater contributions to the steady growth of the global economy, said the spokesperson.
Source: www.people.com.cn
2026-01-23
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China is Zimbabwe's third-largest export destination, accounting for 16.9 percent of the country's total exports in the first 11 months of 2025, Zimbabwe's trade promotion body ZimTrade said Friday.
"There is significant potential for growth through ongoing collaboration between both governments to enhance trade in key local commodities such as citrus and avocados," ZimTrade Chief Executive Officer Allan Majuru said in a statement. Zimbabwe has been steadily expanding its agricultural exports to China in recent years, with the two countries signing a series of export protocols covering products, such as citrus, avocados and blueberries.
In a newsletter released in October 2025, Majuru commended the bilateral trade protocols signed between the two countries, which allowed the export of Zimbabwean agricultural products to the vast Chinese market. "These initiatives aim to expand agricultural exports, reduce informal trade leakages, and improve returns for local farmers," Majuru said.
Source: XINHUA
2026-01-22
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Over the past year, despite the complex and changing international landscape, China’s imports and exports still saw relatively fast growth.
China's total goods import and export value reached a historic high of 45.47 trillion yuan ($6.5 trillion) in 2025, growing 3.8 percent year-on-year, securing ninth year of growth, the General Administration of Customs announced on Wednesday.
China's exports grew by 6.1 percent year-on-year to reach 26.99 trillion yuan last year, while imports grew by 0.5 percent year-on-year to reach 18.48 trillion yuan, and China has maintained its position as the world's second-largest import market for the 17th consecutive year
The year of 2025 brings the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-2025) to a conclusion. Looking back, China’s total import and export value exceeded 200 trillion yuan, an increase of about 40 percent compared with the 13th Five-Year Plan period, with an annual growth rate of 7.1%.
Source: XINHUA
2026-01-19
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