China News Service, Hohhot, November 25 (Reporter Li Aiping) Hohhot Customs reported on the 25th that Inner Mongolia Ordos International Trade Co., Ltd. and Inner Mongolia Deer King Cashmere Co., Ltd. have passed AEO advanced certification and have officially become customs "Advanced Certification Enterprises".
"AEO" is the "certified operator" of the customs, and it is the party that meets the corresponding supply chain security standards recognized by the World Customs Organization (WCO) "Global Trade Security and Convenience Standard Framework".
At present, more than 80 economies in the world have established AEO systems, and China Customs has achieved mutual recognition of AEO with the customs of 46 countries or regions in the world including the European Union.
According to the customs, after passing the AEO certification, companies can not only enjoy convenient management measures such as reducing the frequency of inspections and reducing the frequency of inspections in the domestic customs clearance process, but also receive preferential customs clearance and exclusive services for coordinators during customs clearance of mutually recognized countries. , Which means that the company has become a "VIP" in the import and export link.
"With the development of economic globalization, enterprises have passed AEO certification and become "VIP" for customs clearance. Foreign customers have recognized us more, which will help enterprises to further expand the international market, reduce operating costs, and enhance comprehensive competitiveness." Inner Mongolia Ordos International Trade Co., Ltd. Said Yang Junyi, manager of the marketing support department.
"Deer King Group's cashmere products are mainly exported to the European Union and other countries that have achieved AEO mutual recognition. This time through the AEO advanced certification, foreign customers have more recognized our brand, and the exclusive treatment such as lower inspection rate and priority customs clearance has also further reduced the operation of the company. Cost has improved the overall competitiveness of foreign trade." said Jia Haizhou, director of the import and export business department of Inner Mongolia Luwang Cashmere Co., Ltd.
Inner Mongolia is the largest cashmere producing area in China, accounting for 40% of the country's cashmere output.
Since the outbreak of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, the development of the cashmere industry has faced problems such as high raw material prices. Hohhot Customs has promoted priority clearance for AEO companies. In the first October of this year, two leading cashmere companies exported 851 million yuan in finished products.
It is reported that there are currently 10 advanced AEO certified companies in the customs area, and import and export trade accounts for nearly 40% of the total volume of the customs area.
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