新年“鲜” 抵达！大麦屿港2026年首船进口俄罗斯帝王蟹顺利通关

Core Insights - The arrival of the "Ostrok" vessel carrying 92.5 tons of Russian king crab marks the beginning of the fresh seafood import business for the year at the Dama Yu Port, highlighting the port's role in meeting the increasing demand for high-end seafood in the Yangtze River Delta region [1][3] - The efficient customs clearance process, which reduced inspection time by over 60%, ensures that the king crab maintains its freshness and is available in the market during the peak consumption season [1][3] Group 1 - The Dama Yu Port is the only designated port in Taizhou for the import of edible aquatic animals, leveraging its deep-water port and cold chain storage capabilities to meet market demand [1] - The customs office implemented a "one ship, one policy" approach to streamline the clearance process, including 24/7 operations and coordinated inspections with other departments [1][3] - The successful clearance of the first shipment boosts confidence in the business development for the year, as noted by the general manager of Taizhou Haitong Cold Chain Trading Co., Ltd. [1] Group 2 - The imported king crab will be distributed to major cities in the Yangtze River Delta, such as Hangzhou, Ningbo, and Shanghai, enhancing the local food supply and invigorating the regional dining market [3] - In 2025, Dama Yu Port's bulk agricultural and aquatic product imports reached 28,800 tons, with king crab and kiwi imports becoming a regular business [3] - The customs office plans to enhance regulatory services and improve clearance efficiency through initiatives like "advance declaration" and "direct pick-up at the ship," contributing to the stability of the fresh supply chain in the region [3]