The Jingjiang Economic and Technological Development Zone in Jingjiang, Jiangsu province, has added another feather to its cap with the approval of a new designated supervision site for imported grain.
This latest development is part of the grain logistics center project in the Taizhou Xingang Jingjiang Port Operation Area, spearheaded by COFCO Trade (Jingjiang). The approval is set to strengthen the grain and edible oil industrial cluster in Jingjiang ETDZ and solidify its strategic position within the national grain distribution network.
The terminal warehousing project of COFCO Trade (Jingjiang) boasts three deep-water berths, including one 35,000-metric-ton and one 50,000-ton berth for bulk grain, along with a 50,000-ton berth for both bulk grain and vegetable oil. With an annual grain throughput capacity of 13 million tons, it is the largest and most automated grain terminal at the mouth of the Yangtze River, offering services including river-sea intermodal transport and bonded logistics.
A digitally integrated, intelligent grain terminal is taking shape with the launch of a smart enterprise management platform, enabling paperless and standardized operations across the entire production chain.
As a key hub for the city's grain and edible oil industry, the development zone has adhered to a dual-engine strategy of attracting investment and revitalizing assets in recent years. This approach has attracted industry leaders, fostering a dynamic industrial landscape integrating warehousing, deep processing, and trading.
Moving forward, the development zone aims to expand the grain and oil processing trade cluster, enhance the terminal’s efficiency and strengthen the grain and edible oil industrial chain.