Xinjiang Railway has transported more than 620,000 tons of cotton this year, a year-on-year increase of more than 300%

Xinjiang Railway has transported more than 620,000 tons of cotton this year, a year-on-year increase of more than 300%

The reporter learned from the Xinjiang Railway Department that as of February 20, Xinjiang Railway had transported 620,200 tons of cotton this year, a year-on-year increase of 328.91%. The railway department took multiple measures to cope with the peak transportation peak of cotton out of Xinjiang.

Because cotton is afraid of pollution, moisture, and high temperatures, the Xinjiang Railway Department classifies cotton as flammable cargo and stacks it intensively on platforms with shelters. Before loading, railway staff also clean the cotton-carrying vehicles, use putty, plastic sheeting, and foam glue to seal the damaged parts, and line the bottom of the carriage with corrugated paper to avoid long-distance transportation of cotton bales from rubbing against the floor. Hidden danger.

The cotton growing areas in Xinjiang are scattered and difficult to transport in a centralized manner. The Xinjiang railway department “takes the initiative” to connect with enterprises related to the cotton and cotton yarn industries. According to the enterprise’s transportation plan, it accurately Develop personalized and diversified transportation plans, and adopt methods such as sporadic carpooling, group assembly, and special trains to increase transportation capacity. At the same time, we continue to expand cotton loading stations. Currently, we have opened 26 special railway lines at Korla West Station of the Southern Xinjiang Railway, Kuitun Station of the western section of the Lanzhou-Xinjiang Railway, and 3 railway freight yards at Wubei Station, Bachu Station and Xinhe Station. The cotton transportation business has been established to facilitate enterprises to ship cotton nearby. This year, the Xinjiang Railway Department also signed cooperation agreements with three customers, including the National Cotton Trading Market Group Co., Ltd., with an agreed transport volume of 1.7 million tons, integrating superior cotton resources and effectively reducing logistics costs.

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