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Canggang Railway Limited manages and operates freight rail lines and associated yards within Hebei Province. The company facilitates rail cargo transport via its Canggang Railway Line, which is crucial for moving various goods, predominantly coal, but also petroleum, diverse ores, and other commodities such as PVC, asphalt, gravel, bauxite, and chemicals, connecting Cangzhou with Port Huanghua. Beyond rail, the firm extends its offerings to include loading, unloading, and road freight services. Its portfolio further encompasses construction, upkeep, and repair for railway infrastructure, specifically managing and maintaining special service lines, railway roadbeds, and other related facilities. Complementing these, Canggang Railway delivers a suite of supplementary services, including vehicle reception, freight brokering, anti-freezing and anti-scattering treatments for coal, coal filtering, and general logistics agency support. Established in 2009, the firm maintains its headquarters in Cangzhou, China.
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