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Jimu News reporter Zhang Xiujuan

Correspondent Zhou Shiqiang

On August 8, the China-Asia direct flight ship, loaded with export goods such as chemicals, textiles, computer accessories, and auto parts, departed from Berth No. 2 of Yangluo Port and headed for its destination, Moji, Japan, after completing customs clearance procedures at Wuhan New Port Customs under Wuhan Customs.

Customs officers at Wuhan New Port ensure smooth customs clearance of river-sea direct voyages

"Since the beginning of this year, we have established cooperative relationships with well-known domestic shipping companies, steadily developed the transportation business of complete vehicles, batteries, and spare parts, increased the expansion of two-way cargo sources, effectively increased the container volume of a single ship voyage, and achieved rapid business growth." Qin Xiang, manager of the direct shipping department of Wuhan New Port Datong International Shipping Co., Ltd., introduced.

"To help the development of river-sea direct shipping business, this year we have taken the initiative to connect with ship freight forwarding companies, guide enterprises to use convenient supervision measures such as 'direct pick-up at the ship' and 'direct loading upon arrival at the port', and quickly complete procedures for enterprises through measures such as 'advance declaration' and 'automatic release' to ensure zero delays in ship customs clearance. At the same time, we will also create a 'direct shipping + N' customs clearance model to promote seamless connection between river-sea direct shipping and water-to-water transshipment, rail-water combined transport, transit trade, domestic continued sailing and other businesses, saving about 50% of cargo transportation time and about 20% of costs." A relevant person in charge of Wuhan New Port Customs said.

Customs officers from Wuhan New Port conduct on-site supervision of direct-line ships

Data shows that from January to July this year, Wuhan New Port Customs supervised 8,609 standard containers entering and leaving the country via direct river and sea routes, and 57,000 tons of inbound and outbound goods, an increase of 36.2% and 31.8% year-on-year respectively.

(Source: Jimu News)

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