Deliveries of cargoes to China to be cheaper, faster

The Belarusian state food concern "Belgospischeprom" signed an agreement on cooperation with the country's major logistics operator "Beltamozhservis". This will help simplify logistics, make products cheaper, and open up new sales markets. The complex agreement provides for forwarding the cargoes to any point of the world by rail, sea, land, and air transportation. China is among the main directions. 11 container trains have been dispatched to China over the first half of the year. The travel time makes 14-16 days. Plans are in place to dispatch up to 4 container trains a month.