Group 1 - Zhejiang Xilinmen Co., Ltd. successfully exported a batch of spring mattresses and bed covers worth over 600,000 yuan to Iceland, utilizing a self-issued "Certificate of Origin Declaration" instead of the traditional customs-issued certificate, benefiting from a 10% tariff reduction [1] - This self-issued declaration is the first of its kind under the China-Iceland Free Trade Agreement, allowing the company to enjoy expedited customs processes and greater flexibility in production and shipping [1] - The company has seen a doubling of its export volume to Iceland in the first five months of this year compared to the previous year, indicating strong market interest [1] Group 2 - The customs authority in Hangzhou has stated that certified enterprises can apply for "Approved Exporter" status, allowing them to self-issue origin declarations without needing to apply for individual certificates, thus reducing compliance costs and improving customs efficiency [2] - Six free trade agreements, including RCEP and China-Iceland, have introduced the Approved Exporter system, which is designed to facilitate trade for certified companies [2] - As of now, 28 Approved Exporters have been cultivated in Hangzhou, with these exporters having issued origin declarations for goods worth over 47 million yuan in the first half of the year [2]