周至猕猴桃苏州港首航出海

Core Insights - The first shipment of 25 tons of high-quality kiwifruit from Zhouzhi County set sail from Suzhou Port to Taiwan, marking a significant step in the international logistics of Zhouzhi kiwifruit [1] - Zhouzhi County, known as the "Hometown of Kiwifruit in China," has a total kiwifruit planting area of 432,000 acres, with an annual production of 600,000 tons and a comprehensive output value of 10 billion yuan [1] - The collaboration between Zhouzhi and Suzhou is evolving from simple product supply to a more integrated industrial cooperation, enhancing the cross-border circulation of agricultural products [1] Group 1 - The choice of Suzhou Port as the new hub for exporting Zhouzhi kiwifruit is due to its unique port advantages, including a "green channel" for fresh agricultural products that allows for a 20% increase in customs efficiency and a 10% reduction in logistics costs per container [2] - The exported kiwifruit includes three core varieties: Xu Xiang, Cui Xiang, and Rui Yu, with plans for a total of 550 tons to be shipped in batches to markets in Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand [2] - All kiwifruit undergoes 128 tests for pesticide residues and heavy metals, adhering to international grading standards to ensure quality control from farm to port [2] Group 2 - Suzhou Port has established a specialized team for fresh agricultural product customs clearance, providing tailored logistics services for Zhouzhi kiwifruit, including a "green channel" for expedited customs processes [3] - The port offers one-stop services covering storage, customs declaration, and route allocation, ensuring efficient customs clearance and smooth export of fresh fruits [3]