"Sky Express" boosts growth of imported fresh seafood in Shenzhen by over 50%

Published 2025년 7월 28일

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Core tip: Recently, a cargo flight crossing the Eurasian continent landed smoothly at Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport in the faint morning light. As the hatch opened, a cool breeze carrying the scent of the North Atlantic rushed in, and a batch of Atlantic salmon, originally from Norway and weighing approximately 2 tons, was swiftly transferred to the customs cold chain supervision site. After inspection by Shenzhen customs officers, this batch of "fresh from the deep sea" fish was delivered to the consignee in less than 2 hours from the moment the plane landed.

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Recently, a cargo flight crossing the Eurasian continent landed smoothly at Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport in the early morning light. As the door opened, a cool breeze carrying the scent of the North Atlantic wafted in, and a batch of Atlantic salmon, originally from Norway and weighing approximately 2 tons, was swiftly transferred to the customs cold chain supervision site. After inspection by Shenzhen customs officers, this batch of "fresh from the deep sea" seafood was delivered to the consignee in less than 2 hours from the time the plane landed. The biggest issue facing the trade of frozen aquatic products is their short shelf life, and if the goods are selected for inspection, it can have a certain impact on the best sales period for frozen aquatic products. Since this year, Shenzhen Customs has been the first in the country to implement a pilot program for the reform of the supervision model for imported frozen aquatic products, creating an "air express line" for ...
Source: Foodmate

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