en.Wedoany.com Reported - Recently, the inner-bank along-shore berth project of the East China Materials Yongyi Huayuan Logistics Terminal, located in the Baxu Operation Area of Jingjiang Port, Taizhou, Jiangsu Province, China, passed the completion acceptance inspection and officially entered the trial operation phase. This project is the first inner harbor berth wharf constructed by East China Materials Co., Ltd., with a total berth length of 221 meters, featuring two 2,000-ton-class berths. It did not occupy new natural shoreline, achieving intensive utilization of port shoreline resources.
East China Materials Co., Ltd. is a subsidiary of China National Building Material Group, primarily engaged in new building materials and logistics services. The Yongyi Huayuan Logistics Terminal project commenced construction in October 2025 and was completed in January 2026. In June 2024, the project passed the port shoreline utilization review organized by the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Transportation, becoming the first project in Jiangsu Province to pass the port shoreline review, obtain compliance procedures, and successfully upgrade the revetment project into an inner-bank wall-type wharf. Located upstream of the Xia Liuwei River mouth in the Jingjiang section of the Yangtze River, the terminal was optimized based on the existing harbor basin, without occupying new natural shoreline. Verified by the competent authorities, the project quality met the standards and satisfied the requirements for completion acceptance.
The completion of this terminal has optimized the regional port functional layout, enhanced the efficiency of river-sea-river intermodal transport, and improved cargo collection and distribution capabilities. The outer harbor berth can accommodate sea-going vessels, while the inner harbor berth accommodates river vessels, resulting in a more rational layout that helps improve Yongyi Huayuan's operational capacity and terminal resource utilization. In the future, Yongyi Huayuan plans to accelerate the construction of land-based yard projects, aiming to build a green, intelligent, and high-end demonstration port on the Yangtze River.
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