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China’s Top Shipping Line Expands in Spain: Supply Lines

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By Rodrigo Orihuela Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Spain, already China’s in the European Union in recent years, is fast becoming a core shipping hub for the Asian nation, too. Cosco Shipping has been in a third port in Spain, with a 50-year concession in Tarragona, on the eastern coast. It will join its terminals in Valencia on the Mediterranean and Bilbao on the Atlantic.
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Cosco to Use New Spanish Port Terminal to Import Cars From China

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By Rodrigo Orihuela Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
will use a terminal it acquired in eastern Spain mainly for car imports, underlying the country’s growing importance for Chinese automobile manufacturers. The plans mean about 300,00 new vehicles per year will arrive through the Port of Tarragona, its president, Santi Castellà, said in an interview. “That basically takes vehicles to 12% of our volumes from 5%,” Castellà said in an interview.
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Cosco to Use New Spanish Port Terminal to Import Cars From China

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By Rodrigo Orihuela Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
will use a terminal it acquired in eastern Spain mainly for car imports, underlying the country’s growing importance for Chinese automobile manufacturers. The plans mean about 300,00 new vehicles per year will arrive through the Port of Tarragona, its president, Santi Castellà, said in an interview. “That basically takes vehicles to 12% of our volumes from 5%,” Castellà said in an interview.
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