Agricultural supply chains and logistics exchange
A delegation from Laos Hongyuan Group visited Zhejiang in August 2024 to explore enterprise cooperation. The programme linked agricultural products with warehousing, railway logistics and market access, bringing a Southeast Asian business perspective into exchanges in Jinhua, Yiwu and Hangzhou.
The source identifies a multi-day visit; it does not specify which day this photograph was taken.
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The visit took place from 12 to 14 August 2024. The association’s International Cooperation Division arranged discussions with businesses working in security, beef products, logistics and other sectors relevant to cooperation with Southeast Asia.
The programme included Jinhua’s international logistics and bonded-warehousing facilities, Yiwu International Trade Market and an enterprise exchange in Hangzhou. The report connects this experience with plans for a logistics distribution centre near Vientiane North Station on the China–Laos Railway.
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Participants pictured during the Hongyuan Group exchange with the association in Zhejiang.
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