Core Insights - The Guizhou International Collection and Distribution Center has officially commenced operations, marking a significant step in promoting high-quality development of Guizhou's open economy [1][7]. Group 1: Operational Overview - The center aims to serve as a crucial hub for international trade and logistics in Southwest China, focusing on system optimization and smooth cargo flow [3]. - It will establish a "1+3+N" global warehousing system, which includes a verification center warehouse, nine international land port collection yards, internal and external collection warehouses, and self-operated specialized warehouses [3]. - The center will also feature cold chain facilities, overseas warehouses, and a digital platform to enhance its collection and distribution capabilities [3]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The Guizhou Comprehensive Bonded Zone will leverage its "border-free" advantages to facilitate customs clearance and provide comprehensive foreign trade services, enabling international trade companies to engage in import and export activities from a "zero start" [5]. - The center will support "small batch, multiple batches" collection and distribution of goods, utilizing multimodal transport to help companies reduce costs and increase efficiency [5]. - After its launch, the center will provide one-stop services covering all aspects from customs declaration to transportation, ensuring convenience and efficiency for cargo owners [5]. Group 3: Performance Metrics - Since its trial operation began on September 15, the center has facilitated the import and export of over 20 types of goods, including used cars, household appliances, tires, and general merchandise, achieving a bonded trade value exceeding 35 million yuan [8].