In the first half of this year, Guizhou International Freight Consolidation Center recorded a cumulative bonded import and export value of approximately 1.68 billion yuan ($247.33 million). During the same period, Guiyang International Inland Port dispatched 157 freight trains carrying 9,352 twenty-foot equivalent units.
Guiyang Free Trade Zone (Guiyang FTZ) continues to strengthen collaboration between Guizhou International Freight Consolidation Center and Guiyang International Inland Port. By combining the center's efficient freight consolidation capabilities with the port's centralized train dispatching advantages, the zone ensures stable freight train operations to boost foreign trade.
Supported by a series of trade facilitation measures implemented by Zhucheng Customs, the center has steadily enhanced its freight aggregation capacity. So far this year, it has facilitated steady exports of dozens of local Guizhou products, including household appliances, electronic components, vegetables, liquor, auto parts, tires, and ceramic tiles.
Looking ahead, the center will integrate manufacturing resources across the province and promote a shift from road to rail for local freight, including building materials, chemical products, and new energy equipment.
At the same time, it is optimizing its integrated "customs clearance + bonded operations + multimodal transport" services to expand inbound shipments of grain, feed, and rubber from Central Asia. By creating a two-way logistics loop, the center aims to establish itself as Guizhou's key hub for foreign trade consolidation.