After the Beijing government rejected the accusation that cranes made in China would pose a risk to the U.S. Security ( of 26 February 2024), Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries Co. (ZPMC), which is the leading manufacturer of quay cranes installed in American ports, pointed out that "cranes provided by ZPMC do not pose any security risk of no port'.

In a note yesterday, the Chinese industrial company specified that it having taken note of "the recent actions taken by the Government based on security concerns information concerning U.S. ports', with Washington which has decided to invest over $20 billion in Replace cranes made in China ( of 19 January and 21 February 2024), 'as well as media reports that "cellular modems" would be installed on ZPMC cranes'.

Stating that it has taken these allegations seriously and to consider 'that these reports, without a sufficient examination of the can easily mislead the public', ZPMC has highlighted that the Chinese company "always sticks to strictly to the laws and regulations of the countries and regions and operates in accordance with the laws and regulations applicable regulatory requirements. The cranes supplied by ZPMC - ha Remembered the Chinese group - are used in ports all over the world. the world, including the United States. These cranes are designed, manufactured, transported, assembled, commissioned and delivered strictly in accordance with international standards, applicable laws and regulations and technical specifications set by customers'.

"ZPMC - concluded Shanghai company - will continue to strictly comply with applicable laws, regulations and regulatory requirements for safeguard activities involving ZPMC and its own global customers and to achieve mutual benefits and development. We sincerely appreciate the support and attention of all sectors'.