China-Laos and China-Myanmar ports are about to reopen in batches, and banana exports to China are expected to return to normal

Published 2021년 11월 16일

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The article highlights the reopening of border ports in Yunnan Province, China, including Mohan-Boding Port in Laos and Mengding-Qingshuihe and Houqiao-Gambadi Ports in Myanmar, following their closure due to the pandemic. A phased recovery of customs clearance and freight business is underway, with an assessment of infection risks to ensure safe operations. The closure of these ports had significantly impacted the export of Laos bananas and the price surge in the domestic banana market, but with their reopening, a steady decline in banana prices is observed, indicating the gradual recovery of the border trade.

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Recently, there has been news on the Internet that the China-Laos Mohan-Boding Port has begun to accept returnees from Laos, and cargo clearance has also begun trial operation. At the same time, the China-Myanmar border Mengding-Qingshuihe Port and Houqiao-Gambadi Port will also be reopened soon. . On November 10, the relevant departments of Yunnan Province studied and issued a notice on the "Orderly Recovery of Customs Clearance and Freight Business at Border Land Ports (Channels)", which will be gradually restored according to the port epidemic prevention facilities and equipment, port management, and epidemic prevention and control. Port customs clearance freight business. The notice pointed out that each port (passage) will be assessed in four batches. The first batch will assess the ports of Qingshuihe, Mohan Highway, Tengchong Houqiao (including Diantan Passage), etc., and at the same time, it will conduct assessments at Hekou Highway Port and Tianbao Port. If the infection ...

Source: Guojiguoshu