Aulong Exporters signs memorandum of understanding with China Eastern Logistics

Published 2025년 4월 18일

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Australia's Department of National Development announced a 40 million Australian dollar sale in a project signed with a Chinese logistics company, China Eastern Logistics, for the import of Australian lobsters. This marks the resumption of lobster trade between China and Australia, with the first shipment delivered to major Chinese retailers. The partnership aims to leverage both parties' supply chain advantages to tap into the market's potential. In January and February alone, South Australia exported over 520 tons of lobsters to China, valued at 47.1 million Australian dollars.

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According to the Australian Department of National Development, the sales of the project signed by the two parties reached 40 million Australian dollars (25.5 million US dollars). In December last year, China resumed the import trade of Australian lobsters. China Eastern Logistics completed the first import business of Australian lobsters and delivered fresh seafood to major retailers through its cold chain logistics network. Ferguson Australia General Manager Andrew Ferguson said: "We are very pleased to be a partner in the signing of this important memorandum of understanding, which marks the beginning of a strong and exciting strategic partnership with China Eastern Airlines and its cold chain department." "By integrating our supply chain advantages, we will work together with China Eastern Supply Chain to unlock greater market potential," he added. Earlier this year, representatives of China Eastern Group and 11 seafood importers from China and Hong Kong visited South ...

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