The logistics industry is crucial for the success of Vietnamese agricultural exports, and the Thilogi company has been working to optimize the value chain by implementing various solutions. Chu Lai port, which specializes in refrigerated containers for exporting agricultural products from the Central region, is a key player in this endeavor.
Vietnam is currently the second-largest exporter of agricultural goods to China after Thailand, but the primary mode of transport through northern border gates leads to logistical challenges and increased costs. The Chinese market is expected to invest over 24.4 billion USD in importing agricultural products in 2023, making it an important market for Vietnamese products.
To address these challenges and improve efficiency in the supply chain, Thilogi has implemented solutions to streamline the export process from road transportation to seaport handling. By investing in vehicles, infrastructure, and comprehensive logistics services, Thilogi aims to facilitate the export of agricultural products through Chu Lai port to markets in China, the US, and Europe.
Enhancing logistics services is seen as a strategy to increase the value of Vietnamese agricultural products and ensure comprehensive connectivity throughout the supply chain. Using multimodal transportation options can help reduce costs, improve quality, and mitigate risks. Thilogi provides complete logistics solutions linking road transportation to seaport services at Chu Lai port, catering to businesses in the Central region, Central Highlands, Laos, and Cambodia. The port’s cold storage system, modern equipment, and e-Port software enable efficient handling of agricultural exports.
Chu Lai port aims to boost the competitiveness of Vietnamese agricultural products in global markets by offering lower service fees compared to other ports in the region. The port’s logistics network focuses on reducing transportation costs
