实探封关后的三亚：进口榴莲售价腰斩真相，免税店日销售额破亿

Core Insights - The "zero tariff" goods in Hainan can only circulate among eligible enterprises and cannot be sold tax-free to individuals [1][5] - Consumers must still rely on the "duty-free" rules to enjoy tax benefits, purchasing items at duty-free shops in airports and cities [1][5] Group 1: Zero Tariff Policy - Hainan's zero tariff policy allows eligible enterprises to import goods without paying import duties, VAT, and consumption tax, provided these goods are not on the negative list [5] - If zero tariff goods are sold to non-eligible enterprises or individual consumers, the enterprises must pay the applicable taxes [5] - The simplification of customs procedures post-closure has led to reduced costs for enterprises, contributing to price adjustments rather than the zero tariff itself [5] Group 2: Consumer Experience - In the first week of Hainan's closure, duty-free sales in Sanya reached 630 million yuan, a 47.2% increase year-on-year, with daily sales exceeding 100 million yuan [1][10] - Despite the hype around zero tariff goods, many supermarkets did not lower prices for imported products like durians, indicating that consumers cannot purchase tax-free items in regular supermarkets [2][5] - The sales of duty-free items have surged, with Sanya's duty-free stores seeing a significant increase in foot traffic and sales, attributed to the closure and improved duty-free policies [10] Group 3: Market Dynamics - The closure has led to a 2.3 times increase in new foreign trade registered enterprises in Hainan, indicating a growing interest in investment [6] - The introduction of new duty-free product categories, including electronic instruments and pet supplies, has attracted consumer interest and boosted sales [10] - Authorities are monitoring for potential smuggling and fraudulent activities related to duty-free purchases, particularly targeting schemes involving students and elderly groups [11]