Lang Son Customs processes export procedures for nearly 13,000 tons of agricultural products

From February 8 to February 14, Lang Son Customs handled clearance procedures for 826 vehicles transporting import and export goods through the province's border gates. In particular, there were 585 vehicles transporting export goods and 241 vehicles transporting imported goods. Moreover, border gate customs units handled procedures for nearly 13,000 tons of Vietnamese agricultural products and fruits exported to the Chinese market through the border gates of Lang Son province.

Customs officer of Tan Thanh Customs Branch (Lang Son Customs Department) guide businesses in carrying out procedures to export goods. Photo: H.Nụ

Notably, on the morning of February 14, there were 125 trucks carrying fresh fruits (durian, dragon fruit, jackfruit, watermelon) that were pre-registered from the Central and Southern provinces to Tan Thanh and Huu Nghi border gates.

Tan Thanh Customs Branch has completed procedures for 110 trucks carrying fresh fruits for export; Huu Nghi Border Gate Customs Branch carried out procedures for 30 trucks carrying durian and jackfruit for export.

It was known that currently, some localities are starting to harvest some specialty fruits such as dragon fruit, mango, durian, jackfruit, and watermelon..., thus, starting from February 14, the number of vehicles transporting export fruit shipments to Lang Son province's border gates began to increase sharply. Accordingly, competent forces at border gates, especially at Huu Nghi International Border Gate, Tan Thanh Border Gate, and Chi Ma Border Gate, have proactively organized to work overtime and increase working hours to handle clearance procedures for fruit trucks most quickly.

Starting from February 18, all border gates in the province will return to normal activities