There are still more than 2,800 trucks of agricultural products in Lang Son, total time to clear all existing vehicles at the Vietnam - China border gate is informed

Published 2022년 1월 3일

Tridge summary

Lang Son province in Vietnam is facing a significant challenge as over 2,800 trucks, primarily carrying fruit, are stuck at the border due to customs clearance issues. This congestion is affecting the export of agricultural products, with some trucks returning to domestic markets. To address this, the province plans to continue implementing 'green zones' to expedite exports and improve safety. Additionally, efforts will be made to facilitate e-commerce trade and provide market information to prevent further congestion. Meanwhile, Lao Cai province, which operates the international border gate, does not have congestion issues as only Vietnamese enterprises are declaring goods. The export of dragon fruit, the highest value export product, has seen a decrease due to a stoppage from Ha Khau Trade Department. The Lao Cai Department of Industry and Trade is advocating for an agreement on quarantine of agricultural products, expansion of fruit export lists, and a special support package for the deep processing industry to address the challenges faced in exporting agricultural products to China.
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Original content

Lang Son will continue to implement the "green zone" to support enterprises to export agricultural products According to Lang Son Department of Industry and Trade, from 8:00 am on January 1 to 8:00 am on January 2, export goods through Huu Nghi border gate. 53 vehicles and 38 new trucks have been added. There are currently 1,571 vehicles, of which 1,112 are carrying fruit. Chi Ma border gate clearance capacity is only about 35-40 vehicles/day, so there are still 515 cars left. Currently, Tan Thanh border gate is still temporarily suspending customs clearance, so many fruit trucks, especially dragon fruit, have turned back to domestic consumption. During the day, at Tan Thanh border gate, there were 85 vehicles turning around, the number of vehicles was stuck to 766 vehicles, including 605 fruit trucks. Thus, at Huu Nghi, Tan Thanh and Chi Ma border gates, there are still 2,852 trucks of goods, mainly fruit, in traffic jams. With the current clearance capacity, it takes about 40 ...
Source: Danviet

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