"Siaba" is gone, the precipitation has not stopped, and the customs continues to ensure the smooth customs clearance

Although the impact of "Siaba" on Guangdong's large -scale precipitation and strong winds has basically ended. After the baptism of storms, the docks and ports of various places have resumed homework, but due to monsoon, precipitation from all over Guangdong has not ended.

"'Siaba' is coming, and we will start emergency plans to organize emergency customs clearance protection and safety protection work as soon as possible to ensure that the customs clearance and safety of various businesses in the customs areas." The relevant person in charge of Guangzhou Customs said Actively strengthen the investigation of hidden safety hazards. Through the combination of online tour tour and field survey, we will conduct windproof and flood prevention investigations on the inspection venues, warehouses, dock stackers and other regions, and prevent various types of safety accidents and secondary disasters.

Foshan Customs Office in Gaoming Office, the officers of the Gaoming Office rushed to check the goods quickly

Work overtime and rain to protect the customs clearance

On June 30, Typhoon Siaba, No. 3 this year, was generated and influenced by "Siaba". From July 1st, wind and rainfall appeared in most parts of Guangdong Province. Faced with the aggressive "Siam", Guangzhou Customs was waiting for the first time, and the emergency plan was launched to organize emergency customs clearance protection and safety protection work to ensure that the customs clearance of various businesses in the customs district was smooth and safe.

In order to grab time with the typhoon and ensure the orderly customs clearance in the port, more than 20 from Guangzhou Customs to communicate in the area in advance, understand the customs clearance plan of the enterprise, start the emergency customs clearance plan, and at the same time keep an eye on typhoon and flood conditions. Customers work overtime to handle the procedures such as receiving orders, inspections and releases to ensure the timely customs clearance of goods.

Foshan Customs in the Chancheng Office overcomes the typhoon weather to affect the protection of cross -border e -commerce goods smoothly

At 4 pm on July 1st, the West River in the West River in Foshan was densely covered, and the air was filled with the sweltering heat before the typhoon. There were still many inbound ships and goods on the Pearl River Wharf. "In the past two days, we must improve the efficiency of operation as much as possible and strive not to delay the enterprise 'one minute'." Sun Aihua, the head of the Foshan Customs Office of the Foshan Customs in Guangzhou Customs in the Gaoming Office of the Gaoming Office. Science and customs officers quickly acted, tightly and orderly checked the relevant information of import and export goods, and quickly reported the content of the reporting on one by one. Under the premise of doing a good job of safety protection, they went through the customs clearance and release procedures for the emergency clearance of ships and goods. On the same day, a total of 250 votes were passed on to the Pearl River Pier in the Pearl River Pier.

At 8 am on Saturday, July 2nd, "Siaba" gradually approached. The Foshan Customs in Guangzhou Customs in the Chancheng Office's cross -border e -commerce regulatory site was outside the wind and rain, which brought great challenges to the goods customs clearance. "Promise to buyers' arrival time is one of our core competitiveness. From Foshan to Hong Kong to transfer to transportation, it is intertwined. A slight delay in one link may lead to the delay of the entire logistics chain." Wang Junhai, the person in charge of Cang Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. said nervously.

The storm is the order. The Foshan Customs in the Chancheng Office immediately organized the party members' assault team to stick to the post. After more than 2 hours of intense and orderly busy, these goods were successfully completed and sent to Hong Kong. On the same day, the office was checked in 12 vehicles carrying cross -border e -commerce products, and more than 80,000 votes were wrapped in cross -border e -commerce, with a value of 12 million yuan.

The officers of the Foshan Customs in the Chancheng Office supervised the cross -border e -commerce export goods under the shade

"Customs work overtime to protect the customs clearance, it really helps us!" Watching the goods clearly cleared, Wang Junhai's heart finally put it down.

On July 3, due to the "Siam" landing, the rain in all parts of Guangzhou increased. "The wholesale of our company to the Philippines' potato chips need to be sampled for inspection. If the transit period in Hong Kong is mistaken, it will increase a lot of logistics costs." Facing the harsh typhoon weather, Guangzhou Baiyi Food Co., Ltd. Zhang Lin, who is responsible for the import and export business, can't help worrying. The company is a Sino -foreign joint venture in Panyu District, Guangzhou, and its "Zhenzhen" brand potato chips are exported to Hong Kong, Singapore, the Philippines and other countries and regions.

After receiving the corporate declaration information, the Panyu Customs owned by Guangzhou Customs immediately organized arrangements for extreme weather pumping inspection plans, and agreed to conduct related operations with the enterprise agreed on July 4. At 9 am on the 4th, the heavy rain was raised, but the customs officers still went to the enterprise on time for inspection and sampling work, and sent the sample to the laboratory as soon as possible to follow up the laboratory feedback test results. Corresponding documents to ensure that the batch of food is smooth. Zhang Lin said: "The orders of food manufacturers are often tight and stressed. Customs overcome the full -effort to ensure the customs clearance, which not only allows us to reduce the loss of raw materials, save warehousing costs, but also enhance our confidence in foreign trade."

Text/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Reporter: Lin Lin Correspondent: Guan Yue Tu/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Reporter: Liao Xueming Correspondent: Guanyue Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Editor: Peng Wenqiang

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