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"Qingdao" freight train for the first time departs in Shandong, China to Central Asia

SW China starts to transport coffee to Europe by train

Southwest China's Yunnan Province on Wednesday began a container train service carrying coffee beans and other products to Europe.

With 2,050 tonnes of coffee on board, the train set off from the provincial capital of Kunming on Wednesday and is scheduled to arrive in Rotterdam in 15 days. Previously, Yunnan's coffee went to Europe by sea, which usually takes over 30 days.

The train will cross the border at the Alataw Pass in Xinjiang before passing through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Poland and Germany, on its way to the Netherlands.

Yunnan boasts 99 percent of China's coffee output. The province exported 67,200 tonnes of coffee in 2014.



 
"Qingdao" freight train for the first time departs in Shandong, China to Central Asia
July 2, 2015

The "Qingdao" freight train heading to Central Asia sets off from the central station of CR Intermodal in Qingdao, a port city in east China's Shandong Province, July 1, 2015. The freight train, carrying auto parts, digital products and tyres, will transport cargoes to Central Asian countries including Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. (Photo/Yu Fangping)



Another one?

It seems that China is getting smaller and smaller。:enjoy:
 

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