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The Heart-to-Heart Melamine Container Train Departs for Moscow for the First Time Author/Source: Manas Zero Distance Date: 2020-04-06 Views: 49 On April 1, 1,025 tons of melamine produced by Xinjiang Heart-to-Heart Energy and Chemical Co., Ltd. were transported by freight train, departing from the China-Europe Railway Express hub in Urumqi on its way to Moscow. This is the first melamine container train to depart from Xinjiang this year; the operation of this train once again accelerates the resumption of work and production. As one of the largest melamine producers in China in terms of single-unit production capacity, Xinjiang Xinlianxin Energy Chemical Co., Ltd. is at the leading level in the industry in terms of both process technology and production operations. During the pandemic, Xinlianxin Company actively coordinated personnel and resources; while ensuring proper epidemic prevention measures, it kept its production systems operating at full capacity, thereby maintaining a daily melamine production volume of 400 tons. It is reported that the quality of Xinchuanxin melamine products meets international standards, and these products are exported to more than 20 countries and regions including Europe and the United States. **“The Belt and Road strategy has opened up international fast transportation routes for enterprises, facilitating the export of domestic products, reducing export transportation costs, and achieving a win-win situation for **, railways, and enterprises. In recent years, Xinjiang Xinlianxin Energy and Chemical Co., Ltd. has consistently adhered to the principle of serving agriculture, rural areas, and farmers. It has firmly established a development strategy that focuses on operating within Xinjiang while also extending its influence across the country and around the world. Seizing the opportunities presented by the Western Development Initiative and the Belt and Road Initiative, the company has continued to increase its investment in technology and to develop its innovation systems. It now has an annual production capacity of 280,000 tons of synthetic ammonia, 480,000 tons of urea, 100,000 tons of melamine, 150,000 tons of compound fertilizers, and 150,000 tons of methanol. Last year, the company’s melamine production reached 120,000 tons, one-third of which was exported abroad; 3,000 tons were sent to countries such as Russia and Turkey via the China-Europe freight train service. The company plans to increase its export volume further this year.