十月浙江舟山口岸大宗商品进口超一千六百万吨 全国首个大宗商品资源配置枢纽建设稳步推进

Core Insights - The article highlights the significant growth in the import of major bulk commodities at the Zhoushan port in Zhejiang, which accounted for approximately 150 million tons, or 7.1% of the national total, from January to October this year [1] - In October alone, the port imported 16.1 million tons of bulk commodities, marking a year-on-year increase of 22%, indicating a steady improvement in resource allocation capabilities [1] Summary by Sections - Policy and Development: The establishment of the national first bulk commodity resource allocation hub in Zhejiang was approved by the State Council on November 8 last year, aimed at enhancing the storage, transportation, processing, and trading of bulk commodities [1] - Customs Innovations: Hangzhou Customs has focused on optimizing regulatory models and has introduced several innovative measures to expedite customs clearance for bulk commodities, contributing to the hub's development [1] - Logistics Efficiency: The implementation of the "zone-port linkage" business model has optimized vehicle clearance processes, reducing the time for bulk commodities to enter and exit the zone by approximately 40%, which translates to a cost saving of about 40% for enterprises [1] - Digital Transformation: The port has achieved full-process digital handover for bonded ship fuel supply, becoming the first in the country and the third globally to do so, with the entire process taking less than five minutes [1]