Our correspondents in the Asian country were in the ports of Nansha, Yantian and Shekou.
Port logistics in China continues to operate normally at its various facilities. For example, at the port of Nansha, more than 800 containers of cherries were unloaded after the arrival of the Maersk Shams, our correspondents reported.
Meanwhile, four Cherry Express ships have arrived from Yantian Port in Shenzhen so far. This is because the pandemic control restrictions have been lifted step by step, so customs clearance and logistics are becoming faster and smoother.
At John Guan, the port logistics of Shekou have returned to normal, following a new outbreak that caused a high wave of infections. Today, almost all staff are returning to their duties, according to our correspondents in China.
It should also be noted that some containers of cherries have also been unloaded from barges (feeders) and a Cherry Express ship will arrive soon, so they are already working to ensure that everything goes well.
Finally, our reporters on the ground had access to a statement from Hong Kong, which indicates the record -so far- in terms of the number of containers of Chilean cherries on a single ship in that port. It is the ship Manzanillo Express, of Hapag Lloyd, which arrived on December 31 and from which 1,222 containers of fruit were unloaded.
