The 16 buildings as the first part of the second phase project of the Changsha Huangxing Haijixing International Agricultural Product Logistics Park have entered the final stage of construction on April 25. This project covers a total area of 382 mu (about 25.5 hectares), with a planned investment of 1.5 billion yuan. Upon completion, it will leverage the resource advantages of the Changsha Huanghua Comprehensive Bonded Zone and the Changsha Airport Economic Demonstration Zone to expand wholesale business of fruits and other commodities, and strengthen and optimize seafood logistics. It is expected to become the largest "vegetable basket" in central regions of China. (Photo/Tian Chao, Hunan Daily)
The 16 buildings as the first part of the second phase project of the Changsha Huangxing Haijixing International Agricultural Product Logistics Park have entered the final stage of construction on April 25. This project covers a total area of 382 mu (about 25.5 hectares), with a planned investment of 1.5 billion yuan. Upon completion, it will leverage the resource advantages of the Changsha Huanghua Comprehensive Bonded Zone and the Changsha Airport Economic Demonstration Zone to expand wholesale business of fruits and other commodities, and strengthen and optimize seafood logistics. It is expected to become the largest "vegetable basket" in central regions of China. (Photo/Tian Chao, Hunan Daily)
The 16 buildings as the first part of the second phase project of the Changsha Huangxing Haijixing International Agricultural Product Logistics Park have entered the final stage of construction on April 25. This project covers a total area of 382 mu (about 25.5 hectares), with a planned investment of 1.5 billion yuan. Upon completion, it will leverage the resource advantages of the Changsha Huanghua Comprehensive Bonded Zone and the Changsha Airport Economic Demonstration Zone to expand wholesale business of fruits and other commodities, and strengthen and optimize seafood logistics. It is expected to become the largest "vegetable basket" in central regions of China. (Photo/Tian Chao, Hunan Daily)
The 16 buildings as the first part of the second phase project of the Changsha Huangxing Haijixing International Agricultural Product Logistics Park have entered the final stage of construction on April 25. This project covers a total area of 382 mu (about 25.5 hectares), with a planned investment of 1.5 billion yuan. Upon completion, it will leverage the resource advantages of the Changsha Huanghua Comprehensive Bonded Zone and the Changsha Airport Economic Demonstration Zone to expand wholesale business of fruits and other commodities, and strengthen and optimize seafood logistics. It is expected to become the largest "vegetable basket" in central regions of China. (Photo/Tian Chao, Hunan Daily)
The 16 buildings as the first part of the second phase project of the Changsha Huangxing Haijixing International Agricultural Product Logistics Park have entered the final stage of construction on April 25. This project covers a total area of 382 mu (about 25.5 hectares), with a planned investment of 1.5 billion yuan. Upon completion, it will leverage the resource advantages of the Changsha Huanghua Comprehensive Bonded Zone and the Changsha Airport Economic Demonstration Zone to expand wholesale business of fruits and other commodities, and strengthen and optimize seafood logistics. It is expected to become the largest "vegetable basket" in central regions of China. (Photo/Tian Chao, Hunan Daily)
The 16 buildings as the first part of the second phase project of the Changsha Huangxing Haijixing International Agricultural Product Logistics Park have entered the final stage of construction on April 25. This project covers a total area of 382 mu (about 25.5 hectares), with a planned investment of 1.5 billion yuan. Upon completion, it will leverage the resource advantages of the Changsha Huanghua Comprehensive Bonded Zone and the Changsha Airport Economic Demonstration Zone to expand wholesale business of fruits and other commodities, and strengthen and optimize seafood logistics. It is expected to become the largest "vegetable basket" in central regions of China. (Photo/Tian Chao, Hunan Daily)
This article is from the Hunan Provincial Government www.enghunan.gov.cn.
Translator: Pang Yuehui
Chinese source: hunantoday
