Introduction Shipping from China to India is a cornerstone of bilateral trade, connecting two of the world’s largest and fastest-growing economies. In 2024, China remained India’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade exceeding USD 130 billion, driven by electronics, machinery, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods. Efficient shipping is critical for businesses leveraging this trade corridor, whether…
Introduction Air freight from China to Singapore is a critical component of global trade, connecting two of Asia’s most dynamic economies. As China remains Singapore’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade exceeding USD 115 billion in 2024, the demand for efficient and reliable shipping solutions continues to grow. Singapore’s strategic location as a Southeast Asian…
Introduction Sea freight from China to Japan is a cornerstone of bilateral trade, supporting over $200 billion in annual commerce between Asia’s two economic giants. China, the world’s leading exporter, ships a diverse range of goods to Japan, including electronics (30%), machinery (25%), textiles (15%), and chemicals (10%), while Japan imports raw materials and exports…
Introduction Freight forwarding from China to New Zealand is a vital component of the bilateral trade relationship, which exceeded NZ$35 billion in 2024, with electronics, machinery, textiles, and furniture leading imports. New Zealand’s strategic Pacific location, with major ports like Auckland (1.5 million TEUs annually) and Tauranga, and airports like Auckland (AKL) and Christchurch (CHC)…
Introduction Shipping from China to Australia supports a robust trade relationship valued at over AUD 250 billion annually, with key imports including electronics (30%), machinery (20%), textiles (15%), and furniture (10%). Australia’s major ports, such as Sydney (2.5 million TEUs), Melbourne (3 million TEUs), and Brisbane, alongside airports like Sydney (SYD) and Melbourne (MEL) handling…
Introduction Container shipping from China to Europe is a cornerstone of global trade, facilitating over $500 billion in annual commerce. Europe’s major ports, including Rotterdam (15 million TEUs), Antwerp (13 million TEUs), and Hamburg (8 million TEUs), handle massive volumes of goods like electronics, machinery, textiles, and pharmaceuticals from Chinese hubs such as Shanghai, Ningbo,…
Introduction Ireland, a key entry point to the European Union (EU), facilitates over $15 billion in annual trade with China, driven by pharmaceuticals, electronics, machinery, and consumer goods. With strategic ports like Dublin (1.2 million TEUs annually) and Cork, and airports like Dublin (DUB) and Shannon (SNN) handling 0.4 million tonnes of cargo, Ireland is…
Introduction Switzerland, a landlocked hub of precision manufacturing and high-value trade, imported over $20 billion in goods from China in 2024, with electronics, pharmaceuticals, machinery, and textiles leading the market. Despite its lack of seaports, Switzerland leverages its proximity to European ports like Rotterdam and Hamburg, airports like Zurich (ZRH) and Geneva (GVA), and rail…
Introduction Belgium, a pivotal logistics hub in Europe, facilitates over $30 billion in annual trade with China, driven by high-demand goods like electronics, pharmaceuticals, automotive components, and textiles. With Europe’s second-largest port in Antwerp (handling 13 million TEUs annually), major air cargo hubs like Brussels (BRU) and Liège (LGG) (1.2 million tonnes of cargo), and…
