Core Viewpoint - The launch of the "one declaration, two reports" function for import goods between Guangdong and Macau marks a significant advancement in trade facilitation, achieving full coverage of import and export processes [1][2]. Group 1: Import Functionality - A truck loaded with electronic components successfully completed the first import declaration using the new "one declaration, two reports" function, reducing the customs clearance time significantly [1]. - The new import function allows for data to be entered once in Guangdong's "single window" system, which is then automatically translated and sent to the Macau platform for confirmation, streamlining the process [1]. - The implementation of this function is expected to greatly reduce human resources and clearance time, as it simplifies the declaration process [1]. Group 2: Export Functionality - The export function has been operational for nearly four years, significantly aiding in the supply of daily necessities to Macau [2]. - The recent upgrade to the import system includes a transition from a "code extraction" method to a "direct push" model, which simplifies the data entry process [2]. - The number of mandatory fields for manual entry has been reduced from 24 to 3, saving approximately half an hour in declaration time per shipment [2].

Core Points - The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government signed a cooperation arrangement regarding the "Single Window" with the General Administration of Customs, aimed at enhancing cargo clearance efficiency [1][3] - The "Single Window" provides a one-stop electronic platform for the industry to submit various trade documents required for customs clearance [1][3] - The arrangement will elevate the cooperation between the two regions' "Single Window" systems and explore different areas of collaboration [1][3] Implementation Phases - The "Single Window" is being implemented in three phases, with the first two phases launched in 2020 and 2023, covering 42 types of trade documents [3] - The third phase is set to be rolled out in batches starting in 2026, with the system connecting to the mainland's "Single Window" [3] Additional Measures - A "single declaration for two reports" initiative was launched in November last year to facilitate cargo clearance between the mainland and Hong Kong, covering all goods imported from the mainland via land ports [3] - This initiative will now fully cover all goods entering and exiting both regions through land ports, allowing for the reuse of cargo data submitted to both systems, thereby improving efficiency [3] - The "single declaration for two reports" measure will continue during the third phase of the "Single Window" services [3] New Agreements - The HKSAR government also signed a memorandum on inspection and quarantine requirements for meat products and a cooperation arrangement for dairy products exported from Hong Kong to the mainland [4]