中国首条金砖城市跨境电商空运专线三年出口包裹超4700万件

Core Insights - The "BRICS Special Line" for cross-border e-commerce air transport commenced on February 10, 2023, connecting Xiamen, China, and São Paulo, Brazil, facilitating significant trade growth [1] - Over three years, the special line has seen 708 round trips, handling 46,500 tons of goods and over 47 million cross-border e-commerce packages [1] - The line primarily exports clothing, daily necessities, and imports fresh produce such as grapes, cherries, and salmon from South America [1] Group 1 - The special line operates three flights weekly, managed by Ethiopian Airlines, enhancing trade ties between China and South America [1] - Customs has implemented advanced technologies like the "Air Logistics Public Information Platform" and intelligent CT scanning to improve regulatory efficiency and reduce handling costs [1] - Measures such as "on-site supervision" and "cargo area circulation" have been introduced to ensure zero delays in customs clearance [1] Group 2 - The customs authority has established a "green channel" for fresh goods, prioritizing declaration, review, inspection, and release to ensure timely market availability [2] - A total of 14,000 tons of fresh products have been imported through the BRICS Special Line over the past three years [3] - The customs aims to enhance regulatory services for the special line, leveraging the advantages of the largest cross-border e-commerce regulatory center in Fujian [3]