Group 1 - The import of Argentine beef to China incurs a 12% tariff, amounting to approximately 43,000 yuan, but processing it into beef jerky in Hainan Free Trade Port can exempt this tariff due to a value-added rate exceeding 30% [1] - As of October this year, Hainan has approved 129 enterprises for the tariff exemption policy, with a total value of processed goods amounting to approximately 11.1 billion yuan and a total of 860 million yuan in exempted tariffs [1] - The policy aims to encourage high value-added processing industries in Hainan, moving away from simple re-export trade or low-end branding [2] Group 2 - The policy's implementation has evolved since its introduction in 2021, with a focus on creating a modern industrial system with Hainan characteristics and advantages [1][7] - The collaboration between enterprises and customs has led to the development of specific operational guidelines, facilitating the execution of the policy [4][6] - The policy has attracted more investors, as seen with the establishment of Hongyan Food Company, which was created in response to the favorable policy environment [5] Group 3 - The clarification of what constitutes "material costs" has been essential for companies, allowing for a more flexible interpretation that includes necessary inputs that enhance product value [3][6] - The policy has been optimized to allow for combined statistics of upstream and downstream enterprises, making it easier for companies to meet the 30% value-added threshold [8] - The upcoming closure operation policy is expected to address concerns regarding local procurement and its impact on material costs, further supporting industry development [7][8]
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Ren Min Ri Bao·2025-12-04 03:16