Guangzhou opens first direct flight to Peru’s Chancay Port, shortening shipping time by 10 days!

Published May 12, 2025

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The "Volga" cargo ship has marked the official opening of COSCO Shipping South America West Line 3 (WSA3), the first direct route from Guangzhou Port to Chancay Port, Peru. The route, which plans to deploy 11 ships for weekly operation, is expected to shorten shipping time and make the flow of import and export goods more efficient, potentially reducing logistics costs for enterprises by about 20%. Guangzhou Port has opened 150 'Belt and Road' shipping routes, with Nansha Customs supervising over 1.83 million import and export containers in the first quarter of the year, marking a year-on-year increase of 38.4%.
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At around 5 am on April 29, the "Volga" cargo ship owned by COSCO Shipping berthed at the Phase II container terminal of Nansha Port, marking the official opening of COSCO Shipping South America West Line 3 (WSA3), the first direct route from Guangzhou Port to Chancay Port, Peru. It is reported that the new route plans to deploy 11 ships for weekly operation, passing through important ports on the west coast of South America such as Manzanillo Port in Mexico, Chancay Port in Peru, and San Antonio Port in Chile. After the opening of the new route, the one-way shipping time between Nansha and Peru can be shortened by about 10 days, and the flow of import and export goods will be more efficient, which is expected to reduce the logistics costs of enterprises by about 20%. According to statistics, Guangzhou Port has opened 150 "Belt and Road" shipping routes. In the first quarter of this year, Nansha Customs supervised ...
Source: Guojiguoshu

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