Core Viewpoint - The new model of "importing foreign fruits directly to Macau" has been implemented for three months, resulting in over 10,000 kilograms of foreign fruits exported to Macau through the Gongbei port [1] Group 1: Implementation Details - The cooperation memorandum was signed between Gongbei Customs and the Macau SAR Government's Municipal Affairs Bureau on January 9, allowing foreign fruits imported through normal trade channels from the mainland to be supplied to Macau [1] - The first batch of foreign fruits was exported to Macau via Gongbei port on January 10, marking the start of this new import model [1] Group 2: Export Statistics - As of April 10, a total of 10,055 kilograms of foreign fruits have been exported to Macau, including varieties such as cherries, pineapples, bananas, coconuts, dragon fruits, and grapes [1]

Core Viewpoint - The recent news regarding the customs announcement of delayed inspections on imported coal is confirmed to be false, alleviating concerns about potential delays in customs clearance and reduced import volumes [1] Group 1 - The false information about customs delaying inspections on imported coal was circulated on various online platforms [1] - The customs authority has confirmed that the information is not true, ensuring that there will be no changes to the inspection process starting April 1 [1] - Businesses and related parties are advised to refrain from believing and spreading unverified information to avoid unnecessary confusion and losses [1]