Hainan Free Trade Port successfully cleared the first batch of "zero tariff" latex silk from Hainan Free Trade Port

On December 19th, China National Radio reported that on December 18th, Hainan Taixiang Industrial Co., Ltd. in Bolian Circular Economy Industrial Park, Lingao County, Hainan Province, received good news that the first batch of latex silk products that enjoy the policy of processing value-added domestic sales without tariffs have completed quality inspection and customs declaration, and have been successfully shipped to the mainland market. This marks the implementation of the core policy of free trade port processing value-added domestic sales without tariffs in Lingao; Once closed, landing; once put into operation, benefiting; The policy dividends are precisely delivered to market entities.
As the first enterprise in Lingao County to successfully apply this policy, Hainan Taixiang Industry's latex silk products exported this time have a processing value-added rate of 68.04%, far exceeding the 30% tariff free threshold, significantly enhancing the competitiveness of the products in the mainland market
Enterprise Production Workshop (Image provided by Lingao County Integrated Media Center, China National Radio and Television Network)
“ Being able to enjoy policy dividends on the first day of the lockdown gives us more confidence in our future development. ” The company's general manager Zhang Zhendong stated that the enterprise was established with an investment of 500 million yuan from Zhejiang Longxiang Industrial. The annual production of 20000 tons of Xiweier elastic yarn project is a key industrial project in Lingao, and the expected annual output value after reaching production is 500 million yuan.
Behind the smooth enjoyment of policy dividends by enterprises is the strong support of the refined government service system in Lingao County. Zhang Zhendong introduced that in the early stages of application, enterprises felt a lot of pressure due to insufficient policy awareness and professional knowledge. Therefore, the company stationed in Lingao County; Red Enterprise Secretary; The dedicated team follows up throughout the entire process, from policy interpretation to material preparation and provision; Hand in hand” guidance To promote the rapid implementation of free trade port policies, Lingao County has established the; Running errands” The Enterprise Service Center provides 24-hour response services for the full lifecycle needs of enterprises. It not only coordinates and solves the recruitment difficulties of technical workers before production, but also guides enterprises to improve their ERP systems and video surveillance networks that meet customs supervision requirements, achieving the goal of; Service runs ahead of demand;.
From the export of heavy-duty prefabricated buildings from Jinjin Port to the clearance of high value-added latex silk, Lingao's; Outbound List” Gradually transitioning from; Quantity” The accumulation shift; Quality” The improvement behind it is the upgrading of the logic of county-level industries; — Transforming from relying on location advantages to relying on the institutional opening-up dividends of free trade ports to reshape competitiveness.
The relevant person in charge of Lingao County stated that the next step will be to take the successful practice of Taixiang Industry as a model, systematically sort out the potential enterprises in the county that meet the processing value-added policy, establish a list, and carry out the "; One on one "; Precision tutoring expands policy benefits. At the same time, we will strengthen the investment attraction of the industrial chain around characteristic advantageous industries such as deep processing of rubber products and processing of tropical agricultural products, cultivate clusters of high value-added enterprises, and promote the formation of; Policy attraction‐ Enterprise Agglomeration‐ Industrial upgrading; A virtuous cycle will transform the policy advantages of free trade ports into a winning trend for high-quality development in counties.
Back to List