Shipping Enterprises Strengthen Cooperation to Help SMEs Integrate into Green Supply Chains


To respond to market changes brought by green transformation, Korean shipping enterprises are comprehensively strengthening cooperative relations. Through resource sharing, technology export, and market expansion, they actively support the development of small and medium-sized enterprises in shipbuilding and supporting sectors. This measure not only optimizes the industry ecosystem and enhances overall risk resistance, but also promotes the integration of SMEs into the global green ship supply chain, injecting new vitality into industry transformation and upgrading.
 

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