Abstract：Harbin customs continued to release RCEP policy dividends exceeding 66million yuan, and Longjiang export goods enjoyed benefits
According to the information from Harbin customs, since the implementation of RCEP, up to now, Harbin customs has issued 214 RCEP certificates of origin, with a visa amount of 66.304 million yuan. The main commodities are chemicals, textiles, shoes, food and vegetable oil, which are expected to help enterprises enjoy tariff concessions of about 3.315 million yuan from the importing country.
The customs officers of Jiamusi customs under Harbin customs direct the enterprises to apply for RCEP origin visa. Drawings provided by Harbin customs
Recently, Heilongjiang Hengyuan Food Co., Ltd. successfully applied for the 12th RCEP certificate of origin from Jiamusi customs under Harbin customs through the "single window" of China international trade. "Since the implementation of RCEP, Jiamusi customs has visited enterprises for many times, carried out policy publicity, conducted 'one-to-one' guidance, and helped us understand and master the preferential terms of the agreement. Since this year, a total of 12 RCEP certificates of origin have been issued for our enterprises, with a visa amount of more than 5.52 million yuan. It is estimated that our goods exported to New Zealand can enjoy a tariff preference of about 800000 yuan throughout the year. For our enterprises, we really enjoy the RCEP policy Dividends from the policy. " Said Caoyu, business manager of Heilongjiang Hengyuan Food Co., Ltd.
Harbin customs has continuously and efficiently promoted the implementation of RCEP policy in Longjiang, continuously improved the level of cross-border trade facilitation, carried out policy publicity and business training by combining "online + offline", guided enterprises to fill in RCEP origin visa in a standardized manner, and superimposed facilitation measures such as "intelligent review" of certificate of origin and "self-service printing" to help foreign trade enterprises in Heilongjiang Province grasp new opportunities, Make full use of tariff concessions and preferential policies on rules of origin in free trade agreements such as RCEP.