In order to offset the effect of the global economic slowdown, China is making efforts to propel domestic demand and stimulate consumption. Therefore the inland feeder service in the Yangtze River, Pearl River Delta, and other neighbor river areas has grown rapidly and the throughputs of the ports along these places have a great upsurge.

Under such a condition, Eurasia launch feeder services along the inland sea / river side to meet the rising demand for water-based logistics. The service portfolio covers the inland water forwarding of shipments from single cargo over groupage, full loads of container to oversized break bulk cargo. Furthermore, close interaction with the other business units of Eurasia, such as sea or road transportation, enables feeder service to serve customers whose requirements go beyond inland water forwarding and related services.

We will update the feeder service network to perform higher service quality for transporting various commodities and containers inside of China. Clients will control their logistics plan in an even more effective manner than in the past, as well as being able to take advantage of the economic and ecological benefits of water.