YANTIAN strives to help our clients deliver and receive goods with convenience, efficiency and certainty. Recently, YANTIAN relaxes the ETB-7 policy to ETB-10 and opens up inland ports and shipping services, providing more solutions for both import and export.

ETB-7 Relaxed to ETB-10, Once Again

To cater to the shipping demand of carriers and cargo owners, YANTIAN relaxes its normal ETB-7 (within 7 days before the estimated date of berthing) policy for laden export containers to ETB-10 (within 10 days before the estimated date of berthing). Clients should note that this policy modification bears no relevance with the free storage period. For detailed information, please contact the shipping lines. This temporary extension is effective until 30 November, at the end of which the policy will be returned to ETB-7.

YANTIAN also offers our clients the daily gate-in quota of 13,000 laden export containers, increasing by over 8% YOY. We kindly ask truck drivers to arrive at the port as scheduled to ensure the orderly arrival of trucks. Thank you for your support and cooperation.

Port outside your door: more inland ports opened up

On 28 September, YANTIAN's 10th inland port was inaugurated in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province. As multimodal services such as the Yantian-Yangjiang dedicated line start to operate, YANTIAN reaches out still further to clients based in inland China, allowing for a seamless connection from factories to the port.

Export at your convenience: new service calls at YANTIAN

On 14 October, the first vessel operating on CMA CGM's express service to US West Coast (EXX) called at YANTIAN, joining the other 14 eCommerce express services to further support our clients home and abroad. The service offers a cost-effective alternative for clients who are used to transporting goods to East China with trucks. As the preferred port-of-call for cross-border e-commerce in South China, YANTIAN is capable of serving our clients with high standards to ensure a smooth export of domestic goods.

YANTIAN also strengthens the development of inland ports, with Nanchang being the 4th one inaugurated this year. As of now, YANTIAN has opened up 10 inland ports including Pinghu South, Changping, Heyuan, Longchuan, Heshan, Jiangmen, Liling, Yueyang, Ganzhou and Nanchang, as well as 27 rail-sea intermodal services.

Since January, YANTIAN has welcomed 8 new services covering Americas, Asia and Australia. As of now, YANTIAN operates more than 100 services connecting major trade routes to the Americas, Europe, Australia and Asia.

YANTIAN will continue to cooperate with stakeholders,
leverage the role of an international shipping hub,
and make greater contributions to the quality development of China's foreign trade.