Guangdong High-Tech Exports Jump 33% Amid New Energy Vehicle Shipments
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More than 10,000 new energy vehicles were loaded at Guangzhou Port's Nansha automobile terminal for export to Europe and Southeast Asia, as customs data cited by China News Service showed Guangdong's high-tech product exports reached 1.1 trillion yuan in the first three quarters of the year, up 33% year on year. Lithium battery exports rose 38.4% and electric vehicle exports rose 25.5%, according to the same data. The report also traced Guangdong's foreign trade evolution from the Maritime Silk Road and the Canton Fair to the overseas expansion of new three products such as new energy vehicles.
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广东外贸千年：商港依旧货品常变 外贸向新而行
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China News Service reports that over ten thousand new energy vehicles have been loaded onto roll-on/roll-off ships at Guangzhou Port's Nansha auto terminal for export to Europe and Southeast Asia. Customs data shows Guangdong's high-tech product exports reached 1.1 trillion yuan in the first three quarters, up 33%, with lithium batteries and electric vehicles growing 38.4% and 25.5% respectively. The piece traces Guangdong's foreign trade evolution from the Maritime Silk Road and Canton Fair to new energy vehicles and other new export categories.
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