Volume throughput at China's largest container ports has risen by more than 26% to 26M teu since the 5% slump experienced during the 2009 economic crisisrnThe strongest players proved to be the ports situated on the Bohai Rim - for example, Lianyungang was up 60.8%, while Yingkou posted a 61% gain. Lianyungang's first-quarter 910,880teu and Yingkou's 820,540teu were also attributed to fresh investment in Cosco Pacific terminals and trade generated by China Shipping Container Lines, as well as further development of the 'New Silk Road' rail-land bridge.
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