In November 2010, the handling tonnage of International Cargo Centre Shenzhen (ICCS) broke through 7,100 tons to achieve the highest so far in 2010 which meant the usual downturn in the slack season did not appear this year. In December the tonnage is expected to rise continuously under Christmas effect. Compared with the same period last year, the growth rate is close to 20%. After this October growth rate greatly exceeded CAAC national industry level and IATA global industry level, International Cargo Centre Shenzhen (ICCS) year-on-year growth rate is again ahead of other domestic city cargo terminals in Pearl River Delta (Guangzhou, Zhuhai, Hong Kong) and Shanghai. Meanwhile, it also means International Cargo Centre Shenzhen (ICCS) year-round target was fulfilled ahead of time.
    If it is said that the handling tonnage in the last quarter of 2009 also had a comparatively big growth mainly due to the launch of Taiwan air line and the Uni-top charter business, then with no such factor this year, it can be said that International Cargo Centre Shenzhen (ICCS) has really entered steadily recovery, although there is still some gap to the time before financial crisis.

Source:www.transportweekly.com