青海：2025年签发RCEP原产地证书235份 原产地证书在国际贸易中被誉为"纸黄金"，出口企业凭此即可在进口国享受关税减免及其他优惠待遇。 RCEP原产地证书是指《区域全面经济伙伴关系协定》原产地证书，是原产货物在进口通关时证明原产 资格及原产国，确定关税税率及享受优惠关税待遇的重要凭证。 自2022年1月1日RCEP政策落地生效以来，西宁海关围绕青海省特色产业升级需求，定期开展自贸协定 实施效果评估，指导企业根据不同协定项下的降税清单范围、税率优惠幅度及操作程序便利程度做好享 惠规划，引导企业最大限度享受政策红利，证书申报一次性通过率提升至90%以上。 同时强化"预约办理+智能审核+自助打印"智慧审签模式，实现证书"秒审秒签"。2025年企业自助打印率 同比提升64%，有效节约企业时间成本，提高出口效率。 "以前总觉得原产地证书是'可有可无'的文件，直到海关教我们算清关税账，才发现这里原来藏着真金 白银。"青海蓝天环保科技有限公司负责人冯智表示，如今，企业所生产的产品在东南亚国家的销售额 实现大幅增长。(完) 来源：中国新闻网 中新网西宁1月9日电 (记者 孙睿)西宁海关9日发布消息称，2025年，西宁海 ...

全球贸易中，常常出现一些不平衡的情况，尤其当一方通过补贴获得竞争优势时，另一方就会面临市场 的压力。中国近期对欧盟乳制品启动反补贴调查，正是这种不平衡的一种体现。从立案到采取措施，整 个过程遵循了规则，反映出国内乳业面临的实际挑战。同时，巴西和欧盟的自贸协定谈判也一直在拖 延，巴西总统卢拉对此公开表达了不满。这两个事件放在一起看，正好展示了国际贸易规则的拉锯战， 各国在维护自身利益时，既要考虑对等关系，也要遵守规则。 调查继续推进，到了2025年12月22日，商务部公布了初步裁定，确认欧盟确实存在补贴行为，并且这些 补贴对中国国内产业造成了损害。裁定是基于多项证据，包括欧盟的农业补贴政策。次日，也就是2025 年12月23日，海关开始实施临时措施，对相关进口乳制品收取保证金，比例根据不同情况进行计算。这 项临时措施的目的是在最终裁定前，暂时保护国内产业免受外部压力。虽然欧盟对这一决定表示不满， 但中国政府强调，所有措施都是依据世贸组织的规则进行的，并非随意行动。整个过程从立案到初步裁 定，花费了几个月时间，显示出中国在此事中的谨慎态度。 欧盟的共同农业政策是此次事件中的关键因素之一。该政策为欧盟农民和乳制品企 ...

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Core Insights - Shenzhen Customs issued 384,000 certificates of origin under free trade agreements for over 5,170 enterprises from January to November this year, involving a total value of 104.64 billion yuan, covering various sectors including electromechanical products and new energy vehicles [1] Group 1: Impact on Companies - Zhaochi Company reported that the certificate for exporting liquid crystal televisions saved nearly 10,000 yuan in costs, enhancing price competitiveness in international markets [1] - Zhaochi Company applied for 544 certificates of origin with a total value of 460 million yuan, resulting in a tax reduction of 16.458 million yuan, which supports market share expansion [1] - BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. benefited from the free trade agreement policies, applying for over 4,600 certificates of origin with a value exceeding 10.1 billion yuan [1] Group 2: Customs Initiatives - Shenzhen Customs is focusing on key enterprises, systematically reviewing free trade agreements and origin rules, and continuously expanding the range of preferential measures for enterprises [2]

Core Insights - The Chinese foreign trade system has shown resilience under external pressures, with a year-on-year increase of 7.48% in the issuance of various certificates, including certificates of origin and ATA carnets, in October 2025 [2][5] Group 1 - In October 2025, a total of 656,900 certificates were issued by the national trade promotion system, reflecting a 7.48% increase compared to the previous year [2] - The breakdown of certificates includes 342,000 non-preferential certificates of origin, 260,500 preferential certificates of origin, and 30,099 RCEP certificates of origin [2] - The RCEP trade agreement is expected to provide a tax reduction of $1.3 million for Chinese products imported into RCEP member countries, indicating ongoing benefits from free trade agreements [5]

Core Insights - The Haikou Customs has issued 2,434 certificates of origin under the China-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement in the first ten months of this year, representing a year-on-year increase of 26.8% [1] - The total value of goods associated with these certificates exceeded 2.236 billion RMB, marking a year-on-year growth of 33.2% [1] - The China-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement serves as a primary channel for Hainan enterprises to benefit from exports [1] Group 1 - The company Greytak (Hainan) Investment Co., Ltd. has exported food packaging products to multiple Southeast Asian countries and has applied for 51 certificates, enjoying zero tariff benefits and a total tax reduction of approximately 236,000 RMB [1] - In total, Haikou Customs issued 12,805 various export certificates in the first ten months, with a total value of 7.543 billion RMB, reflecting year-on-year increases of 3.9% and 11.3% respectively [1] - The certificates, known as "paper gold" in international trade, are further promoting "Hainan manufacturing" to expand into global markets due to the combined effects of free trade port policies and multilateral free trade agreements [1] Group 2 - Haikou Customs has implemented measures to ensure that policy benefits reach enterprises, including detailed explanations of agreement rules and application processes [1] - The customs has promoted smart review and self-service printing measures, allowing companies to apply for certificates without leaving their premises, achieving zero delay in the entire visa process [1]

Core Insights - The implementation of zero tariffs on New Zealand dairy products starting in 2024 is expected to enhance market competitiveness for companies like Mingwang Dairy in Guangzhou, which has already benefited from a tax reduction of over 8 million yuan this year due to the China-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement [1] - The upgraded China-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement, effective from April 2022, has significantly boosted trade and investment between the two countries, with the value of imported goods under this agreement reaching 2.63 billion yuan from January to October 2025, resulting in a tax reduction of 330 million yuan, marking year-on-year increases of 26.9% and 23.5% respectively [1] - Huangpu Customs is actively promoting the policy benefits of the China-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement through targeted outreach and support for companies engaged in New Zealand trade, enhancing their understanding and utilization of tariff reduction policies [1][2] Company Insights - Mingwang Dairy has directly benefited from the China-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement, which has allowed the company to reduce costs and improve product competitiveness through significant tariff savings [1] - Companies like Mead Johnson China emphasize the importance of understanding the Free Trade Agreement to maximize cost efficiency, highlighting the support provided by customs in the form of policy briefings and one-on-one guidance [2] - Huangpu Customs plans to continue promoting the customs preferential origin service platform to help companies fully leverage tariff benefits, ensuring that the advantages of the Free Trade Agreement translate into tangible growth for businesses [2]

Core Points - The recent meeting in Busan between China and the US resulted in a strategic "truce," with China agreeing to postpone the implementation of rare earth export restrictions for one year [1] - The EU is feeling pressure and fears being excluded from the global rare earth supply chain, prompting it to seek negotiations with China [1] - Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi proposed a free trade agreement and the alignment of the Belt and Road Initiative with the EU's Global Gateway plan during a meeting with Estonia's Foreign Minister [1][3] - Wang Yi emphasized that the EU's concerns about potential barriers to rare earth exports could be alleviated through a free trade agreement, which would create a more stable and predictable trading environment [5] - The EU faces a choice: to continue focusing on rare earth issues or to engage in broader discussions about a free trade agreement, which could lead to addressing sensitive areas previously avoided [5][7] Group 1 - The EU has significant internal divisions regarding its policy towards China, with differing opinions among major economies and regions [7] - The proposal for a free trade agreement is seen as a test of the EU's commitment to strategic autonomy and independence from the US [7][8] - If the EU engages in negotiations with China, it could lead to intense internal debates and potentially impact EU-US relations [8] Group 2 - China's stance is clear: it seeks cooperation based on equality and mutual respect, and it is open to collaboration with a united and prosperous Europe [8] - The rare earth issue is just a small part of the broader strategic competition, and the EU's response will determine the future of EU-China relations [8]