The China-Laos Railway has established a two-way transportation channel for fruits and vegetables.
China News Service, Qujing, Yunnan Province, August 7th (Wang Shengpin) A refrigerated freight train carrying 260 tons of Yunnan vegetables left the Luliang Railway Station in Qujing City, Yunnan Province on the 7th, heading for the Nakhon Phanom Station in Laos. Meanwhile, durians produced in Thailand are also ready to depart, taking the return train to enter the Chinese market.
This refrigerated train named "Luliang Vegetable Train" was launched, relying on the China-Laos Railway to establish a two-way transportation channel for exotic fruits and vegetables.
The round-trip distance of the "Luliang Vegetable Train" is approximately 2,000 kilometers. Previously, road transportation took 5 days, but now the China-Laos Railway only takes 3 days, significantly expanding the sales and transportation channels for Yunnan vegetables and enabling more high-quality vegetables to quickly and safely reach the Southeast Asian market.