East China’s Jiangsu province recorded a year-on-year increase of 40.1% in imports and exports to the five Central Asian countries in the first three quarters, according to statistics released by the Nanjing Customs.
Kunshan-based Jiangsu Zhongxinbo New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. is currently working overtime to produce AI control boxes to be exported to Uzbekistan for the first time.
“Our total project is nearly 2 GW, and our total sales revenue is around 800 million yuan. We will ship nearly 26000 sets of AI control boxes,” Wang Pei, Deputy CEO, Jiangsu Zhongxingbo New Energy Technology Co., Ltd., said.
The customs have strict requirements for the AI control boxes of enterprises in terms of product packaging, logistics transportation, and document declaration. As a result, Kunshan Customs has selected customs officers to visit and guide enterprises to quickly grasp the customs clearance elements such as danger announcement labels, safety data sheets, and packaging UN markings, fully ensuring the safe and smooth export of products.
“We have established a one-on-one contact mechanism for key enterprises by continuously providing technical guidance such as standard consulting and credit cultivation to help our new energy enterprises better seize opportunities and seize overseas markets,” Shi Yuhao, Officer with Inspection Division of Kunshan Customs, said.
Taking advantage of "the Belt and Road" initiative, more and more enterprises in Jiangsu are actively exploring the Central Asian market by constantly expanding the economic and trade scale between Jiangsu and the five Central Asian countries.
According to statistics from Nanjing Customs, in the first three quarters, Jiangsu recorded 16.68 billion yuan in imports and exports to the five Central Asian countries, an increase of 40.1% year-on-year.
