Dunhuang fresh grapes exported to Iraq for the first time

On January 6, 42 tons of red grapes were exported from Shekou Port to Iraq, marking the first export of Dunhuang fresh grapes to Iraq. This successful export is attributed to the 'green channel' established by Lanzhou Customs for local specialty agricultural products, which streamlines the declaration, inspection, and certification process. Lanzhou Customs is enhancing its supervision efficiency and service level to facilitate the growth of its export business. The customs is also implementing measures to facilitate customs clearance for enterprises, open green channels for declaration and local inspection, and provide 24/7 consulting and customs clearance services. The goal is to optimize the business environment, help enterprises expand into diverse international markets, and exceed 20,000 tons of fresh fruit exports by 2024.

On January 6, 42 tons of red grapes were shipped from Shekou Port to Iraq under the supervision of Dunhuang Airport Customs under Lanzhou Customs. This was the first time that Dunhuang fresh grapes were exported to Iraq. "The smooth shipment of this batch of fresh grapes benefited from the 'green channel' opened by the customs for local specialty agricultural products," said Zhao Xin, business manager of Jinsuiyuan Fruit Industry Co., Ltd. "We can enjoy 'one-stop' handling and appointment customs clearance services in the declaration, inspection, and certification process. The time and cost of logistics transportation are reduced, and the customs clearance process is more convenient and efficient." In order to promote the steady development of the company's export business, Lanzhou Customs continues to improve its supervision efficiency and service level, and conscientiously implements the General Administration of Customs' "Further Optimizing the Port Business Environment" ...