Group 1: Key Developments in Hainan Free Trade Port - Hainan Free Trade Port officially commenced full island closure on December 18, with significant operations at the Haikou New Port and South Port "second line ports" for cargo inspection [1] - The "second line ports" serve as crucial connections between Hainan Free Trade Port and other provinces, with specific management for three categories of goods: zero-tariff goods, goods enjoying processing value-added policies, and goods with relaxed trade management measures [1] - The customs authority has implemented a system with 16 channels at the inspection site, currently utilizing 9 channels, including both regulated and non-regulated pathways for cargo [1] Group 2: Innovations in Customs Operations - "Seamless customs clearance" is a key feature of the full island closure, supported by the customs smart supervision platform and the international trade "single window" system for efficient cargo processing [2] - The system allows for real-time data synchronization between cargo declarations and customs risk assessments, facilitating quick clearance for vehicles not flagged for inspection [2] - Hainan has established 8 open ports and 10 "second line ports," enhancing infrastructure and regulatory frameworks to ensure efficient customs operations [2] Group 3: Impact on Local Enterprises - Hainan Zhanbang Pharmaceutical Co., a foreign-invested enterprise, reported smooth customs clearance and significant tax exemptions totaling 350,000 yuan since the implementation of the processing value-added policy [3] - China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation's Hainan Refining and Chemical Co. and Danzhou Weida Chemical Co. have successfully utilized the tax exemption policy, reducing production costs by 400 yuan per ton, thereby enhancing product competitiveness [3] - The full island closure marks a pivotal step in the development of Hainan Free Trade Port, with local enterprises poised to benefit from favorable policies [3]
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