Core Insights - The establishment of a customs regulatory policy system in Hainan Free Trade Port is progressing, ensuring smooth operations post-closure [1][2] - The "zero tariff" policy is being expanded, allowing goods from mainland ports to benefit from this policy when transiting to Hainan [1][2] - The customs management will adopt a "smart + credit" regulatory model, enhancing efficiency and reducing inspection frequency for certified enterprises [2] Customs Regulatory Policies - A total of five customs regulatory measures have been issued by the General Administration of Customs, with 11 additional measures from Haikou Customs to support the new policies [1] - The number of declaration items for "zero tariff" goods has been simplified from 105 to 33, facilitating easier customs clearance [2] - The management of "zero tariff" goods and their processed products within the free trade port will allow for unrestricted storage without a time limit [2] Operational Efficiency - The customs will implement more precise and efficient management for goods leaving the island, focusing on "zero tariff" and goods benefiting from processing and value-added policies [2] - The regulatory framework will continue to support three special customs supervision areas and maintain bonded policies [1]