Rising exports from inland factories drive Shanghai throughput

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Rising exports from inland factories drive Shanghai throughput

| Sep 22, 2014 1:54AM EDT
Shanghai may be the busiest container port in the world, but almost half the boxes that cross its wharves every year are first carried down the mighty Yangtze River from manufacturing hubs deep inland.
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