Guarantee the smooth flow of supply chain of the steel industry

Putian.com Recently, the "Far -See Sea" from Brazil's 393,000 tons of iron ore sand was successfully completed the inspection and release after the Luoyu Operation Zone in Putian Port, Putian Port, was successfully completed.

Since June, Fujian region was affected by the rainy weather, and the fog could not be cited for a long time, and 400,000 tons of ships were even more affected by the moisture. "Far -seeing the sea" is moored for 6 days in anchors, and the stagnation fee of the ship is required every day to increase the burden on the owner and the dock.

In the urgent enterprise, Putian Customs held a coordination of the follow -up supervision work of this round. The special person tracked the dynamic information of the ship in real time, tailored the "one ship, one policy" special boarding quarantine plan, and completed the quarantine of the boarding. The person in charge of the Bayang Logistics Bonded Warehouse said happily that thanks to the rapid inspection of Putian Customs, the imported iron ore sand can quickly enter the bonded warehouse as soon as it was unloaded, and it was transported to Sanming Iron and Sanyu Iron and Steel through the public iron. Due to the shortage of raw materials for these downstream steel companies, nearly 400,000 tons of iron ore sand imports have solved the urgent need for enterprises.

In order to ensure the smooth circulation of the domestic steel industry chain supply chain, Putian Customs actively uses smart supervision methods such as big data and the Internet of Things to implement the convenient measures of "first -time inspection" and "inspection of the area" and "quality in the area". Application for "new regulatory models such as" "to assist operating enterprises to further reduce transportation costs, accelerate the turnover of ships, improve the customs clearance efficiency of iron ore, and relieve difficulties for enterprises. According to statistics, from January to May, Putian Customs accumulated 3.3 million tons of iron ore sand imported from Putian Port, an increase of 11.1%year-on-year. (Meizhou Daily reporter Chen Yanyan correspondent Xie Mingshan)

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