Guizhou International Cargo Consolidation Center becomes a major platform for exporting Guizhou products. [Photo/Guiyang FTZ media center]
A total of 55 containers loaded with knocked down (KD) parts of Guizhou-made Geely vehicles have been arriving at the Guizhou International Cargo Consolidation Center in Guiyang Free Trade Zone (Guiyang FTZ), Guiyang, capital of Southwest China's Guizhou province.
Valued at 16 million yuan ($2.3 million), these KD parts are scheduled to be exported to Belarus next month, where they will be assembled and sold locally.
Put into operation at the end of September last year, Guizhou International Cargo Consolidation Center has been accelerating the development of the "1+3+N" global warehousing system construction.
By relying on six customs facilitation measures, the center addresses the challenges of Guizhou products being small-scale, scattered, and difficult to export. It reduces international logistics costs and customs clearance times for enterprises, making it an important platform for Guizhou goods to enter global markets.
To date, the center has completed the consolidation and export of more than 20 local specialty products for enterprises in Guizhou, including used cars, Chinese baijiu, rubber, general merchandise, and tires.
It has boosted exports of fresh agricultural products such as ginger, garlic, and oranges, supported rural vitalization, and enabled the combined export of bonded and non-bonded goods from Guiyang FTZ. Within just four months, it achieved a bonded business import and export value of 823 million yuan.