Inland Chinese shippers turn to Russian Far East ports

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Inland Chinese shippers turn to Russian Far East ports

Eugene Gerden, Russia Special Correspondent | Sep 07, 2017 1:32PM EDT
Chinese shippers in northwest and central China are increasingly relying on Russia’s Far East ports to reach international markets.
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