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•Domestic multimodal transportation: costal feeder, Yangze river barge, land transportation, and railway, which can connect with the related inbound and outbound service. •International multimodal transportation: overseas railway and land transportation •In addition to traditional inbound and outbound sea transportation via coastal ports, Lansen customizes optimized logistics solutions based on customer geographic locations and specific requirements. Examples of these modes, but not limited to: Multimodal Transport: River & Sea River & Sea Multimodal Transport: This mode includes outbound transportation from ports and inland points along the Yangtze River, such as Chengdu, Chongqing, Wuhan, Nanjing, Zhenjiang, Jiangyin, Nantong, Zhangjiagang, Qidong, etc., to foreign countries, as well as inbound transportation from overseas ports to these inland points and ports. Multimodal Transport: Rail & Sea In Anhui and Jiangsu, there are four freight regular train stations near the factories: Ma¡¯anshan, Wuhu, Changzhou, and Huaian. Cargo can be directly shipped overseas from these stations, ensuring schedule predictability and proximity to factories without being affected by weather conditions Cross-Border Road Transport from China to Southeast Asian Countrie To meet high-demand, time-sensitive needs for items such as perishable goods, equipment projects, or setting up foreign factories, Lansen offers transportation options like FTL, LTL, and more, which can deliver goods to factories in Vietnam, Thailand, and other Southeast Asian countries in approximately four days Door to door service from China to the worldwide destinations Multimodal transportation via sea, railway, and truck from China to customer locations in America, Europe, Oceania, and more |
