Changshu Port in Jiangsu, China, which is a key river-sea intermodal port near Shanghai). 

Changshu Port (Jiangsu, China) – Key Shipping Destinations

Changshu Port primarily serves as a river-sea intermodal hub, connecting to major global ports via transshipment through Shanghai/Ningbo. Below are the main regions and representative ports it ships to:

1. Asia

  • Japan: Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka

  • South Korea: Busan, Incheon

  • Southeast Asia:

    • Singapore (Singapore Port)

    • Malaysia (Port Klang)

    • Vietnam (Haiphong, Ho Chi Minh)

    • Thailand (Laem Chabang)

    • Indonesia (Jakarta, Surabaya)

2. Middle East

  • UAE (Jebel Ali, Dubai)

  • Saudi Arabia (Jeddah)

  • Qatar (Doha)

3. Europe

  • Main Hubs:

    • Rotterdam (Netherlands)

    • Hamburg (Germany)

    • Antwerp (Belgium)

    • Felixstowe (UK)

4. North America

  • USA: Los Angeles (LA/LB), Long Beach, New York (NY/NJ)

  • Canada: Vancouver, Prince Rupert

5. Africa

  • South Africa (Durban, Cape Town)

  • Nigeria (Lagos)

  • Kenya (Mombasa)

6. Oceania

  • Australia (Sydney, Melbourne)

  • New Zealand (Auckland)

Notes:

  • Changshu Port often feeds into larger deep-sea ports (e.g., Shanghai/Yangshan or Ningbo-Zhoushan) for long-haul international shipments.

  • Specific routes depend on shipping alliances (e.g., COSCO, Maersk, MSC) and cargo type (container/bulk).

For real-time shipping routes or carrier-specific schedules, please consult your logistics partner or the port authority.