Taiwan South China Express calls at Shenzhen's Da Chan Bay
2015/5/29 9:58:40 Push：
THE Taiwan South China Express (TSX) service has started calling at Da Chan Bay Terminals in the west Shenzhen port area with a call from the 886-TEU FPMC Container 6.
The Taiwan South China Express (TSX) service is operated by Formosa Plastics Marine Corporation (FPMC) with its partner member line - CU Lines.
The new TSX service connects the Pearl River Delta with direct calls to major ports in Taiwan.
As the last port of call in South China, Da Chan Bay brings advantages to customers, including faster transit time and more time for cargo declaration, said the terminal operator.
The TSX calls Da Chan Bay every Thursday, following a port rotation of Keelung, Taichung, Kaohsiung, Huangpu, Humen, Da Chan Bay.
Da Chan Bay Terminals is an international container terminal serving the Pearl River Delta cargo catchment areas.
Da Chan Bay covers 112 hectares with five berths along its 1,830-metre-long quay that is 600 metres wide. It has 15.5 metres alongside, but has plans to dredge to 18 metres.
Occupying a strategic location that encompasses well-developed land and waterway access to both the eastern and western sides of the Pearl River Delta, Da Chan Bay Terminals offers opportunities of capturing new cargo as factories migrate inland west of the Pearl.
Managed by Modern Terminals Limited, which has 40 years of solid experience of container terminal operations in Hong Kong, one of the world's busiest seaports, Da Chan Bay Terminals is equipped with the most advanced IT systems, facilities and equipment available.
The Taiwan South China Express (TSX) service is operated by Formosa Plastics Marine Corporation (FPMC) with its partner member line - CU Lines.
The new TSX service connects the Pearl River Delta with direct calls to major ports in Taiwan.
As the last port of call in South China, Da Chan Bay brings advantages to customers, including faster transit time and more time for cargo declaration, said the terminal operator.
The TSX calls Da Chan Bay every Thursday, following a port rotation of Keelung, Taichung, Kaohsiung, Huangpu, Humen, Da Chan Bay.
Da Chan Bay Terminals is an international container terminal serving the Pearl River Delta cargo catchment areas.
Da Chan Bay covers 112 hectares with five berths along its 1,830-metre-long quay that is 600 metres wide. It has 15.5 metres alongside, but has plans to dredge to 18 metres.
Occupying a strategic location that encompasses well-developed land and waterway access to both the eastern and western sides of the Pearl River Delta, Da Chan Bay Terminals offers opportunities of capturing new cargo as factories migrate inland west of the Pearl.
Managed by Modern Terminals Limited, which has 40 years of solid experience of container terminal operations in Hong Kong, one of the world's busiest seaports, Da Chan Bay Terminals is equipped with the most advanced IT systems, facilities and equipment available.
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