A shipment of 33 tonnes of Vietnamese robusta green coffee imported by Yishu Coffee Baoshan Co., Ltd. recently entered China through the Hekou Port in Honghe Prefecture, and under closed-loop supervision by Kunming Customs was safely delivered to the Baoshan Industrial Park in Yunnan, placed in the public bonded warehouse and entered into the system. This marks the “first consignment” handled by Yunnan’s first coffee-themed public bonded storage facility.
The green coffee left Vietnam through the Lao Cai Port and entered China through the Hekou Port, using a “one truck, one declaration” transport model. After the goods reached the bonded warehouse in Baoshan Industrial Park, the warehouse operator strictly followed the rules for inbound bonded goods and completed the whole process in sequence: pre-review of documents, checkpoint release, on-site tallying and inspection, and entry and registration in the WMS system, finally bringing the goods under customs bonded supervision.
The bonded warehouse in Baoshan Industrial Park has a total floor area of more than 9,000 square metres, with supporting customs supervision hardware such as isolation fencing and weighbridge checkpoints, and a smart supervision platform and intelligent WMS warehouse management system, enabling real-time monitoring and intelligent management of imported goods throughout the process.
With the first consignment handled, the warehouse’s regular capacity to hold 6,000 tonnes of green coffee, worth about 400 million yuan, is beginning to be released. Once it also serves other coffee-producing areas in the province, maximum storage will reach 15,000 tonnes, worth more than 1 billion yuan.
Reporter: Li Jianguo, Yunnan Daily – Yun News. Correspondents: Rao Roumiao, Xiao Yuanxing. Editor: Zhao Tingting
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