Tibet's first! The designated supervision site for imported fruits at Jilong Port passed the acceptance inspection!

Published Mar 20, 2025

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The Jilong Port in Tibet has established its first standardized site for the inspection and quarantine of inbound fruits, as reported by Tibet Daily. This acceptance by the General Administration of Customs aims to meet the logistical needs of the fruit business, enhance the port's functionality, and provide a direct channel for Tibet to access fruits from South Asia, particularly Nepal. This development is expected to improve the quality and accessibility of fruits in the region while reducing costs and waiting times. Additionally, the trade volume and value at Jilong Port have seen significant growth in the recent past, indicating a positive trend in international trade activities.

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According to Tibet Daily, the designated supervision site for inbound fruits at the Jilong Port in Tibet was recently included in the list of designated supervision sites for inbound fruits of the General Administration of Customs, which means that the site has officially passed the acceptance of the General Administration of Customs. This is the first standardized designated supervision site for inbound fruits in the Tibet Autonomous Region, which can meet the needs of inspection and quarantine, supervision and warehousing of the entire process of inbound fruit business, further enhance the overall function of the Jilong land border port, and open up a new channel for Tibet to open up to South Asia. It is reported that in the past, citrus fruits on the Tibetan market were transported from other provinces and cities in China. The distance is long, the transportation time is long, and the cost is high, which makes it difficult to meet local consumer demand. Nepalese fruits have ...

Source: Guojiguoshu