Vladivostok becomes China’s new transit point…but for domestic traffic

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From 1 June, Jilin, the Chinese northeast province, will be allowed to use Vladivostok as a domestic transit point. By reaching this seaport via rail, products from Northern China will be further shipped to Southern China by ship. 

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Vladivostok becomes China’s new transit point…but for domestic traffic

Vladivostok port © amadeustx shutterstock

From 1 June, Jilin, the Chinese northeast province, will be allowed to use Vladivostok as a domestic transit point. By reaching this seaport via rail, products from Northern China will be further shipped to Southern China by ship. 

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