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An international logistics information sharing network among China, Japan and South Korea has been interfaced and the opening ceremony was held on Tuesday in Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province in China.
Northeast Asia Logistics Information Service Network （NEAL-NET） is a non-profit platform organized by logistics authorities in China, Japan and South Korea and aims to facilitate logistics information exchange and sharing, and to promote regional economic, transport service and trade development, based on the Joint Statement of the 3rd China ? Japan - Korea Ministerial Conference on Transport and Logistics held in May 2010 in Chengdu, China.
NEAL-NET will connect logistics information systems in the three countries, COLINS for Japan, SPIDC for South Korea and LOGINK for China. The operation in three pilot ports, namely Zhoushan Port in Ningbo City, Yokohama Port in Japan, and Busan Port in South Korea. They will be assisting in information sharing regarding shipments, containers and vessels in these ports.
