Group 1 - The 2025 Wine Tourism Conference will be held in Penglai, which is recognized as a core area for Yantai's wine industry, highlighting the local government's support for the industry [1] - Penglai has established a comprehensive organizational structure for the conference, including a committee with 20 departments and 10 working groups to ensure smooth operations and safety [1] - The conference aims to enhance the international influence and market reputation of Penglai wine, with the brand value of "Penglai Coast Wine" exceeding 10 billion [1] Group 2 - The "Qiu Mountain Wine Forum" is a unique wine event initiated by Penglai and the China Alcoholic Drinks Association, which has been held for three consecutive years and will be included in the 2025 Wine Tourism Conference [2] - The forum aims to promote dialogue and collaboration between domestic wine regions and international tourism organizations, leveraging the platform of the wine tourism conference [2] Group 3 - Penglai is recognized as a "Demonstration Zone for the Integrated Development of Chinese Wine," combining tourism and wine as key attractions [3] - The establishment of the "Penglai Winery Tourism Alliance" has expanded new business models integrating wine with culture, sports, and wellness, including the launch of the first wine tourism routes in China [3] - The conference will feature tours of Penglai's wine tourism routes, allowing international guests to experience the integration of wine and tourism [3]

Core Viewpoint - Yantai Customs and five other customs authorities have jointly launched 20 measures to promote stable growth and quality improvement in foreign trade, supporting Yantai's development as a green, low-carbon, high-quality demonstration city and a central city in the Bohai Rim region [1][2][3]. Group 1: Support for Key Industry Clusters - Customs will support the development of the green petrochemical industry, promoting "batch inspection" and "one-stop testing" reforms to build a trillion-level green petrochemical industry base [1]. - The automotive industry will receive support through the implementation of "special frame transportation for vehicles," creating a comprehensive cross-border logistics complex for vehicles [1]. - The aerospace industry will be supported by integrating policies for high-end shipbuilding and marine engineering equipment, accelerating the construction of offshore launch platforms [1]. - The clean energy sector will benefit from collaboration between enterprise laboratories and customs technology centers, facilitating the import of clean energy equipment [1]. - The biopharmaceutical industry will see the launch of a "white list" pilot for the import of research materials, exploring customs facilitation reforms for "food and medicine homologous" products [1]. Group 2: Promotion of Emerging Specialty Industries - Customs will support the digital economy by establishing green channels for the import and export of key equipment and components, promoting shared use of tax-exempt research equipment [2]. - The marine engineering equipment industry will be supported through "networked supervision + main material work method," aiding the construction of a national advanced manufacturing cluster [2]. - The marine fishery industry will adopt a packaged review model for foreign fishing vessels, supporting the introduction of quality marine genetic resources [2]. - The specialty agricultural and food industry will enhance overseas registration efforts, promoting local products like Qixia fruits and Laiyang prepared dishes [2]. Group 3: Enhancing High-Level Open Platforms - Customs will assist in the construction of a "global mineral product bonded mixing center" and promote the "smart mixed copper" project [2]. - The establishment of a "national Japan-Korea consumer goods distribution center" will be pursued, exploring pilot projects for export consolidation and cross-border e-commerce returns [2]. - Development of comprehensive bonded zones will be promoted, enhancing intelligent management applications and supporting the creation of port industrial clusters [2]. - High-level openness in free trade pilot zones will be encouraged, focusing on marine economy and new chemical materials [2]. Group 4: Integration of Port, Industry, and City Development - Customs will enhance international logistics channels, promoting "water-water intelligent transfer" and expanding the application of smart transfer supervision platforms [3]. - The functionality of ports will be enriched, supporting the import of products like fruits and logs [3]. - Customs will improve port logistics efficiency through centralized management and one-stop services [3]. - Smart customs construction will be advanced, integrating with smart ports and promoting the "cloud port" inspection model [3]. Group 5: Deepening Customs Service Functions - Customs will support the growth of private enterprises, providing tailored AEO cultivation plans based on their characteristics [3]. - The service mechanism for enterprises will be optimized, with regular activities to engage with businesses and address their issues [3]. - Customs will enhance foreign trade analysis and statistical services, improving macro decision-making support and expectations management [3].