Trading Area:
We have 3-4 sailings per month to cover below port：
Between Shanghai, Tianjin, Qingdao, Dalian, Zhangjiagang, Lianyungang, Bayuquan, Fangcheng, Qinzhou, Guangzhou and Callao.

The China-Peru shipping route is a Maritime trade route that connects China with Peru. The route extends from ports in China, including the Port of Shanghai, Port of Shenzhen, Port of Guangzhou, and Port of Qingdao, to ports in Peru, including the Port of Callao and Port of Chimbote.

The shipping route is approximately 10,000 nautical miles long and can take up to 28 days for a round-trip journey
The Southeast Asian and Peru shipping route is approximately 10,000 nautical miles long and can take up to 28 days for a round-trip journey.
Peru has several major seaports that serve as important gateways for international trade. Here are some of the major seaports in Peru:

1. Port of Callao:
• The Port of Callao is the largest and busiest seaport in Peru.
• It is located on the Pacific coast of the country, near the capital city of Lima.
• The port handles various types of cargo, including containerized goods, general cargo, and bulk commodities such as minerals and grains.
• It has modern facilities and infrastructure, including deep-water berths, container terminals, and liquid bulk terminals.
• The Port of Callao also offers logistics services such as cargo storage, customs clearance, and transportation.
• It serves as a vital gateway for Peru's import and export activities, supporting industries such as mining, agriculture, and manufacturing.

2. Port of Matarani:
• The Port of Matarani is located in the southern part of Peru, on the Pacific coast.
• It is the country's second-busiest seaport, handling a significant portion of Peru's mineral exports, particularly copper concentrate and zinc.
• The port has modern facilities for handling dry bulk cargo, and also offers services for containerized goods and general cargo.
• It serves as an important hub for international trade, connecting Peru with markets in Asia, Europe, and North America.

3. Port of Paita:
• The Port of Paita is located in the northern part of Peru, on the Pacific coast.
• It is one of the country's oldest seaports, and serves as a regional hub for maritime transport.
• The port handles general cargo, containerized goods, and bulk commodities such as agricultural products and minerals.
• It has modern facilities and equipment for efficient cargo handling, and is strategically located near major transportation networks.

Other seaports in Peru include the Port of Salaverry, which handles general cargo and mineral exports, and the Port of Ilo, which serves as an important gateway for mineral exports and also offers services for containerized goods and general cargo.