Core Insights - The cross-border e-commerce export from Dongxing has shown strong growth, with a peak daily export volume reaching 33 trucks and over 450,000 packages sent on a single day [3][5] - Since the establishment of the China (Fangchenggang) Cross-Border E-Commerce Comprehensive Pilot Zone five months ago, 66 cross-border e-commerce companies have registered with customs, with over 18 million packages exported, valued at 2.02 billion RMB [3][5] Group 1 - The Dongxing Customs has implemented a "customs head delivers policies" service to help businesses understand and utilize preferential policies and support measures related to cross-border e-commerce [3] - The customs efficiency at Dongxing port is highlighted as a key competitive advantage, with measures in place to ensure normal customs operations during weekends and holidays [5] - The introduction of a local cross-border e-commerce platform has shifted many goods from sea freight to land transport through Dongxing, enhancing the speed of delivery [5]