Chongqing - Minsheng Shipping Co., Ltd. (Chongqing, Head Office) (Formerly known as Minsheng Industrial (Group) Co., Ltd.)
Chongqing - Minsheng Shipping Co., Ltd. (Chongqing, Head Office) traces its roots to Minsheng Industrial Group, originally founded in 1925 by renowned Chinese industrialist Lu Zuofu. The organization is recognized as one of China’s oldest private shipping and logistics entities, with a long-standing footprint in maritime and inland logistics. Historically, the group championed shipping and logistics as a means to serve society, support industrial development, and strengthen the nation’s economy.
The Chongqing operation emerged as a key hub in 1984, reinvigorating the company’s presence in the western region of China. Over the years, Minsheng Shipping has expanded its network and capabilities to become a substantial private enterprise in the Southwest, providing a range of logistics solutions that connect domestic operations with international markets. The enterprise has developed a comprehensive resource base, including a fleet that supports ocean and river transport, thousands of staff across various roles, and warehousing capacity to support storage and distribution needs.
Today, the group’s offerings are anchored by its core strengths in seaFreight operations, inland trucking, and warehousing capabilities. The combination of maritime capability and multimodal logistics support positions the Chongqing head office as a regional center for service delivery in the upper Yangtze corridor. The company’s long history and continued focus on logistics services position it as a reliable partner for customers seeking integrated shipping and distribution solutions in China and beyond.
As a 5A级综合物流企业 operating within Chongqing’s municipal framework and as part of a broader national network, Minsheng Shipping continues to align its business activities with the evolving needs of domestic commerce and international trade. While the current provided materials highlight its historical roots and regional strength, specific service lines beyond seaFreight, trucking, and warehousing are not extensively detailed in the accessible sources.
