Group 1 - A batch of 13.1 tons of cardamom from Indonesia has been shipped to Yulin Fuda International Spice Logistics Port after inspection by Qinzhou Customs, indicating the growing integration of the spice industry in Guangxi with ASEAN markets [1] - The logistics system at Qinzhou Port has been improving, facilitating the rapid distribution of spices like cardamom, clove, and cassia from Indonesia and Guangxi to various countries, forming a robust supply chain [1] - Yulin Fuda International Spice Logistics Port is the largest primary spice wholesale market in China, gathering over 160 types of commonly used spices and creating a comprehensive platform for trading, warehousing, logistics, and research [1] Group 2 - To promote the import of "food and medicinal" products, Nanning Customs has innovated a new customs clearance model, significantly reducing the overall clearance time by about 50% and saving logistics costs for enterprises [2] - Since the pilot program began in October 2021, the number of "food and medicinal" products allowed for import at Guangxi ports has reached 58, enhancing the efficiency of the spice processing industry [2] - The new customs clearance model has been recognized by the General Administration of Customs, allowing enterprises in several free trade zones to directly declare goods upon arrival without needing an import drug clearance certificate [2] Group 3 - Qinzhou Customs has established a special task force to streamline the customs process for "food and medicinal" enterprises, reducing the approval levels from six to three and cutting review time from five working days to one [3] - The customs has implemented measures such as dedicated inspection platforms and increased manpower and equipment, improving on-site supervision efficiency by over 30% [3] - From January to July this year, Guangxi's spice import and export reached 1.44 billion yuan, marking a year-on-year growth of 22.8% [3]