On August 4, a batch of fan blades from China Guodian Corporation was transported through Lianyungang port for South Africa. To reduce demurrage time, Lianyungang Customs House (affiliated to Nanjing Customs District) opened a green channel for such wind-power equipment outbound and fast finished their exit formalities through “single window” service.

From January to July, Lianyungang Customs inspected 31 outbound ships carrying 226 sets of wind-power equipment, 2.9 times and 3.7 times more year-on-year respectively, making it easier for exporters to finish clearance and for “made in China” products to go abroad.

Customs officers were fast inspecting fan blades.

 Customs officers were fast inspecting fan blades.