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On November 16, a batch of decoration building materials transported by China-Europe Express (Wuhan) successfully arrived in Arad, Romania. This batch of decoration building materials started from Wujiashan Station of China Railway Wuhan Bureau Group Co., Ltd., and after exiting the country through Alashankou Port, passed through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Poland and other countries, with Budapest, Hungary as the hub node, and was distributed by railway to Arad, Romania. This is another new route opened by China-Europe Express (Wuhan). The opening of the new line has established an efficient logistics channel for trade between Hubei and Central and Eastern Europe. It is another important measure to upgrade the China-Europe Express (Wuhan) network layout.
In order to ensure the smooth operation of the train, Wujiashan Station cooperated with Wuhan Railway Logistics Center, Wuchang South Locomotive Depot, Wuhan Hanou International Logistics Co., Ltd., Hankou Customs and other internal and external units to actively carry out cargo packing, customs clearance declaration, transportation organization and other work to ensure that the train departs on time.
Hanou International Logistics Company, which is responsible for organizing the supply of goods for this train, has tailored a one-stop supply chain solution for customers. The new route has stable and controllable timeliness throughout the entire process, helping export companies build a low-cost, high-efficiency cross-border supply chain system. After the decoration and building materials transported by this train arrive in Arad, they will help local infrastructure construction.
The opening of this new line is an important breakthrough in the dense global logistics network of China-Europe Railway Express (Wuhan), and provides transportation support for deepening economic and trade cooperation between Hubei and Central and Eastern Europe. Up to now, the China-Europe Railway Express (Wuhan) has opened a total of 60 stable cross-border transportation routes, reaching 40 countries and 121 cities in Eurasia. Locally manufactured products such as machinery and equipment, building materials, new energy vehicles, and electronic products continue to flow to the world through the China-Europe Railway Express (Wuhan).
