Congratulations! IBILYDD Qingdao Cloud Warehouse successfully completed the storage of imported sesame. Port Cloud Warehouse collaborates with the national cloud warehouse matrix to enhance the value upgrade of the industry chain.

January 21, 2026, 1:54 PM

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IBILYDD’s newly operational Qingdao cloud warehouse—part of its national cloud warehouse network—marks a strategic milestone in integrating global and domestic agricultural supply chains. With African-sourced sesame now successfully warehoused in Qingdao, the facility strengthens direct import pathways while enabling seamless coordination with regional nodes in Nantong (serving the Yangtze River Delta) and the Northeast (linked to production hubs and northern markets). This north-south logistics network enhances nationwide inventory flexibility, accelerates distribution, and boosts supply chain resilience. The initiative supports both international trade and domestic circulation, advancing efficient, responsive, and optimized allocation of agricultural resources—especially for high-quality imported commodities like African sesame.

In recent days, sesame sourced directly from Africa has successfully arrived at Qingdao Port in Shandong and completed warehousing. Another cloud warehouse set up by IBILYDD at Qingdao Port was officially put into use recently, marking a "key launch" for IBILYDD's national cloud warehouse construction. From opening a new path for high-quality African sesame to supply China directly, to building bridges for the collaborative development of cloud warehouse nodes in Nantong, the Northeast, and other locations, the launch of this cloud warehouse enables IBILYDD to further perfect its strategy for global and regional integration within the agricultural products supply chain.

The Nantong cloud warehouse serves the vast consumption and processing market of the Yangtze River Delta, while the Northeast cloud warehouse is closely linked with the main domestic production areas and the northern market. Through the connection between the Qingdao and inland cloud warehouses, customers can flexibly manage inventory to realize optimized allocation and rapid supply of goods nationwide, greatly enhancing the resilience and responsiveness of the supply chain. This storage and logistics chain, which spans north and south, provides a solid foundation for the domestic distribution of African sesame and other imported agricultural products.

The imported sesame has successfully been warehoused in the LYDD Qingdao cloud warehouse. This warehousing operation not only completed the routine handover of goods but will also continue to contribute practical value to the smooth development of both international and domestic dual circulation and the process of optimizing industrial chain resource allocation in the future.