Group 1 - The core point of the article highlights that Hubei province imported Chilean goods worth 198 million yuan with zero tariffs from January to November this year, marking a 150% year-on-year increase [1] - A shipment of fresh cherries from Chile was expedited through customs at Ezhou Huahu International Airport, benefiting from the China-Chile Free Trade Agreement, which allowed for a tariff exemption of approximately 99,000 yuan [1][2] - The article mentions that the import duty rate for cherries is 10%, and the high air freight costs are mitigated by obtaining a preferential certificate of origin from Chile, which significantly reduces the import price [2] Group 2 - A local import-export company in Ezhou expects to enjoy over 1 million yuan in tariff reductions this year from importing various fresh products, including Atlantic salmon from Chile [2] - A Shenzhen-based wine company has imported over 670,000 bottles of Chilean red wine this year, benefiting from a tariff reduction of 5.6 million yuan, with expectations of achieving a record high in import volume [2] - Wuhan Customs is actively promoting the benefits of the China-Chile Free Trade Agreement by utilizing big data to identify suitable enterprises and providing tailored services, including online presentations and practical guidance on the rules of origin and benefit processes [2]

Group 1 - The import of cherries from Chile to Hubei has benefited from a zero-tariff policy under the China-Chile Free Trade Agreement, resulting in a tax reduction of approximately 99,000 yuan [1][3] - In the period from January to November 2025, Hubei's zero-tariff imports from Chile reached 198 million yuan, marking a year-on-year increase of 150% [1] - The import duty on cherries is typically 10%, but the zero-tariff status has made them more accessible to consumers, reducing their perceived luxury status [3] Group 2 - Companies specializing in fresh produce imports, such as Hubei Ouheng Import and Export Co., have also benefited from the zero-tariff policy, expecting to save over 1 million yuan in tariffs for various products, including Atlantic salmon [3] - The China-Chile Free Trade Agreement has been in effect for 20 years, with an increasing coverage of zero-tariff products, including fresh produce and Chilean red wine, which has gained popularity in China [3] - Shenzhen Pinshanghui Wine Group has imported over 670,000 bottles of Chilean red wine this year, benefiting from a tariff reduction of 5.6 million yuan, with expectations for record-high import volumes [3]