Xinhua: Lianyungang loads 5,910 China-made cars on Mexico ro-ro sailing

Economic Daily: Liuzhou railway port triples inland export capacity toward Beibu Gulf and ASEAN

Economic Daily reported on 1 November that Liuzhou Railway Port in Guangxi, an inland industrial hub on the Western Land-Sea New Corridor, handled 1.9456 million tonnes of freight in January-September 2026 (1.88 times all of 2025) and 17,000 TEU of containers (22 times 2025). Local makers such as SAIC-GM-Wuling and LiuGong sit within a 30-minute logistics radius, with packing-to-box under 30 minutes. A May-opened customs site cuts clearance about 48 hours per shipment and about RMB 250 per box v

CCTV: Canton Fair Phase 3 opens as Phase 1-2 deals move into factory delivery

CCTV Finance reported that Phase 3 of the 140th Canton Fair opened offline on 31 October 2026 under the Better Life theme (toys and baby, fashion, home textiles, stationery, health and leisure): 515,000 sqm, 25,000 booths, over 12,000 exhibitors. Orders from Phases 1-2 are moving into production and delivery. Demand is strong for e-scooters and large TVs in Europe, the US and the Middle East; on-site sampling has cut the intent-to-firm-order cycle about 30% versus prior editions, with urgent Mid

ZIM: ZX3 premium express opens Shanghai and Xiamen to Los Angeles in December

ZIM announced on 30 October that ZX3, a new premium expedited Transpacific service, will start in December 2026 on the rotation Xiamen-Shanghai-Los Angeles-Xiamen. Transit is 12 days Shanghai-LA and 15 days Xiamen-LA. With ZEX and ZX2, ZIM says it will offer seven weekly expedited departures from China and Vietnam to the US West Coast, with dedicated WBCT berth, yard and chassis pickup in Los Angeles and expedited rail to inland US hubs.

Sichuan Online: Chengdu launches port-logistics-into-parks with four express services

Sichuan Online reported that on 30 October Chengdu launched port-logistics-into-parks, sending four express services (air, rail, port/customs facilitation, chain-leader logistics) into the city's 3+22+N industrial parks. An earlier rail-into-parks push since March already covers 52 parks, over 35,000 TEU and 230-plus industrial and trade firms. The upgrade targets electronics, auto, biopharma and cross-border e-commerce exporters with faster, lower-cost cross-border logistics.