Customs officers make quarantine treatment on the inbound exhibits.

The 15th China-ASEAN Expo will take place in Nanning City, Guangxi Region during September 12-15. On August 23, Nanning International Convention & Exhibition Center saw the arrival of the first consignment of inbound exhibits, totaling 995 pieces, about 18 tons and 350,000 Yuan worth, including furniture, handicrafts, cosmetics from Indonesia and coffee, biscuits from Malaysia; Nanning Customs immediately conducted clearance measures in an expedite manner, pushing the Expo into the phase of exhibition arrangement. 

The Customs used GACC-unified Exhibits Management System to process the goods declaration, recording all the exhibits in certain journal account that was based on the “list of exhibits”, and inspected the exhibits for once as per “inspection-quarantine integration” requirements; when receiving Customs release order, the exhibitors were allowed to put their goods into exhibition, thus enhancing both risk controllability and clearance convenience.