Tridge summary
Xuchang Customs, a subsidiary of Zhengzhou Customs, has successfully inspected and released 40 tons of beeswax for local enterprises, marking a month before delivery to the export destination. Located in one of China's largest bee product processing and distributing centers, Xuchang has focused on improving the export of bee products, including beeswax, propolis, and bee pollen. This involves studying access standards and temporary trade measures of importing countries, enhancing information communication, and guiding companies to meet foreign market requirements. The customs also reduces inspection rates for low-risk products and strengthens credit management to help companies apply for AEO customs advanced certification qualifications, ultimately reducing customs clearance costs for enterprises and opening up the international market for local bee products, which has seen significant growth in export value over the past two years.
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Original content
On March 18, Xuchang Customs, a subsidiary of Zhengzhou Customs, completed the centralized inspection of 40 tons of beeswax for enterprises in the area under its jurisdiction, and the products were successfully cleared and released. One month later, the batch of goods will arrive at the export destination. Due to its unique location and environmental advantages, Xuchang It has long been one of the largest bee product processing and distributing centers in the country. Its products are not only circulated domestically, but also exported in large quantities. The export volume of bee products such as beeswax, propolis, and bee pollen ranks in the forefront of the country. Facing large-scale export demand, In order to ensure the smooth customs clearance of the bee product export enterprises in the jurisdiction, Xuchang Customs has strengthened the study on the access standards and temporary trade measures of the importing country, unblocked the information communication channels of ...
Source: Foodmate
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