BTO-The Department of Industry and Trade of Binh Thuan has just informed that the relevant department of Cao Bang province has issued an official dispatch noting the import and export of goods to China through border gates.
Accordingly, due to the sudden increase in the number of vehicles going to Huu Nghi - Lang Son border gate, there has been a congestion of cargo vehicles due to the fresh fruit harvest season. To reduce pressure on the border gate here as well as improve customs clearance capacity, the Department of Industry and Trade of Cao Bang has requested the functional departments of the provinces and cities to provide some contents related to this issue.
For Binh Thuan, the Department of Industry and Trade has requested departments, branches, localities, and functional units to coordinate and inform enterprises, cooperatives for processing and exporting agricultural products, and transportation businesses in the province to proactively discuss with Chinese partners to have a plan to adjust the border gates for receiving and delivering goods, avoiding congestion and congestion. Specifically, the pairs of border gates between Cao Bang province and China currently do not have the phenomenon of "congestion and congestion", including: Tra Linh - Long Bang and Ta Lung - Thuy Khau. These are also the border gates designated by the General Department of Customs of China to import food, fresh fruit, etc.
In addition, it is also necessary to ensure regulations on product quality, traceability, labels, packaging... before bringing them to the border gate. At the same time, proactively monitor and update information on customs clearance at the northern border gates (on the website of the Department of Industry and Trade of Binh Thuan and the provinces of Ha Giang, Cao Bang, Lang Son, Lao Cai) to be proactive in bringing goods to the border gate, especially agricultural products for export.
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