从海上起点到空中班车，上海激活跨境物流“新动能”

Core Insights - Shanghai is enhancing its high-level openness and trade facilitation, leading to efficient customs clearance for overseas goods ordered via mobile phones [1] Group 1: Maritime Logistics - Yangshan Deep Water Port is a major hub for cross-border trade, with an annual throughput capacity of 26 million TEUs, contributing significantly to global trade [3] - From January to August this year, Shanghai Port's container throughput exceeded 35 million TEUs, maintaining its position as the world's largest port [3] - During the peak season from May to August, the volume of cross-border e-commerce containers processed at Yangshan Port reached 128,000 TEUs, a year-on-year increase of 27% [3] - The "linked unloading" model introduced in Shanghai allows for "one declaration, one inspection, and one release," significantly reducing costs for exporters by 400 RMB per container and for importers by 200 RMB per container [3] Group 2: Air Logistics - Pudong Airport serves as a key air transport hub, seamlessly connecting with maritime logistics through "truck flights" [5] - The Shanghai Customs has established a regulatory system covering 26 international airports, with 42 domestic and international airlines operating, handling over 300 tons of cargo daily [5] - The Suzhou "pre-station" project allows for customs inspection and security checks to be completed in Suzhou, saving 12 to 24 hours in logistics time compared to conventional methods [5] - International transit cargo volume at Pudong Airport has reached record highs, with a 153% year-on-year increase in the first eight months, totaling 17,000 tons [5] Group 3: Trade Performance - In 2024, the total import and export value at Shanghai ports is projected to reach 11.07 trillion RMB, a 26.5% increase compared to 2020, maintaining its global city leadership [6] - Since the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan, the cumulative total of goods trade import and export has reached 2.81 trillion USD, exceeding the target of 2.5 trillion USD [6]