Core Viewpoint - The implementation of a new multi-modal transport regulatory model at Qinzhou Port enhances logistics efficiency and reduces costs, supporting the dual circulation development pattern in China [1][2] Group 1: New Regulatory Model - The new model allows for seamless integration of import and export goods through multi-modal transport, marked by a "one order" flow system [1] - The model was officially launched in Guangxi, improving the efficiency of goods transfer at ports and reducing logistics costs [1][2] Group 2: Benefits for Companies - The new policy enables companies to streamline procedures, replacing manual processes with data-driven operations, leading to more predictable transit times and greater flexibility in scheduling [1] - Companies can now adjust transfer points during transport after customs review, allowing for batch processing of goods and the possibility of canceling exports without returning goods to the origin [1]