Core Insights - The successful transportation of feed rice bran from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, to Zhanjiang, Guangdong, via Yangpu Port marks a significant milestone in the construction of the parallel port logistics model [1][2] Group 1: Logistics Model - The "parallel port" logistics model, guided by the General Administration of Customs, integrates the customs and port operations of Yangpu, Shekou, and Zhanjiang, allowing for flexible loading and unloading of goods based on demand [1] - This model aims to achieve "integration of domestic and foreign trade" and "multi-directional feeding between ports," significantly enhancing logistics efficiency and flexibility [1] - The customs at the three ports utilize a supporting technology system to streamline the customs process, enabling "one declaration, one inspection, and one release," which reduces costs for enterprises [1] Group 2: Future Developments - The company plans to use the inaugural voyage as a starting point to deepen the application of the parallel port model and optimize the logistics route from Southeast Asia to Yangpu and South China [2] - Future efforts will focus on refining transportation plans based on cargo types to provide more precise and efficient logistics services [2] - The company aims to leverage the advantages of the Hainan Free Trade Port policy to strengthen cooperation with ports and logistics enterprises in countries along the Belt and Road Initiative, positioning Yangpu Port as a key logistics hub connecting Southeast Asia and South China [2]