On August 1st, Guangzhou launched the country's first "market procurement trade + One Port Pass" cosmetics export model. The first batch of cosmetics worth 35,000 US dollars was transferred from Huadu Port to Nansha Port and successfully sent to Tanzania. This model integrates port resources to achieve "one declaration, one inspection, and one release", significantly simplifying the customs declaration process. It is particularly suitable for the export of small-batch and multi-batch nail care products. At present, the policy covers nine major categories of cosmetics including hair care products, with destinations including emerging markets such as Southeast Asia and Africa, helping small and medium-sized enterprises break through traditional foreign trade bottlenecks such as the shortage of value-added tax invoices.
In the first half of the year, the export volume of market procurement in Guangzhou increased by 81.5% year-on-year, with significant policy dividends. Relying on its cosmetics production capacity accounting for one-third of the national total, Guangzhou plans to further expand the range of applicable product categories and destination countries, and promote the export of products such as nail tools and nail polish gel in a more flexible way. Guangzhou Zhonggangtong Import and Export Company and other enterprises have taken the lead in making plans. In the future, they will take advantage of policies to export more domestic beauty products to the world
