SMM Flash News: Gansu International Logistics Group Achieves Breakthrough in Peru Lead-Zinc Ore Import

Published: Jun 9, 2025 13:43

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[SMM Flash News] On June 5, Gansu International Logistics Group achieved another significant breakthrough in the import of mineral products from South America! The first batch of 1,000 mt of lead-zinc ore from Peru successfully crossed the ocean via the Port of Callao and arrived at Huadu Port in Guangzhou. This not only expanded the range of imported products but also injected new momentum into the stability of the domestic smelting industry supply chain. The Peru lead-zinc ore import business continued the mature "South American overseas warehouse + ocean shipping" model operated by the group's supply chain company. The goods were collected from Peruvian mines, sorted and packaged at the overseas warehouse, and then transported to the Port of Callao. After being shipped to main ports in China and completing customs clearance procedures, they were finally delivered to domestic partner enterprises and will enter the smelting and processing stage later.

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