First Cross-Border E-Commerce Overseas Warehouse Shipment for Chaoyang Agricultural Products Successfully Clears Customs

Liaoning Daily

A batch of specialty dried vegetables from Lingyuan—dehydrated beans—recently completed customs clearance through the 9810 cross-border e-commerce export overseas warehouse model, officially departing for an overseas warehouse in Thailand. This marks the first 9810 cross-border e-commerce export shipment for agricultural products from Chaoyang City.

According to reports, after the dehydrated beans were bulk-pre-positioned in the Thai overseas warehouse, overseas consumers placed orders through e-commerce platforms. The warehouse then directly sorted and dispatched the goods, enabling local delivery for rapid fulfillment. This model effectively shortens delivery cycles, reduces transportation losses, and optimizes the capital turnover efficiency for enterprises.

The success of the dehydrated beans "storming" Thailand is supported by the comprehensive one-stop services of the Lingyuan Cross-Border E-Commerce Industrial Park. The park provides full-process agency services for agricultural product origin quality control, customs declaration, and inspection applications. It standardizes the collation of inspection and quarantine documents, helping enterprises navigate overseas market access barriers and shorten processing times. It simultaneously addresses the dual challenges of overseas market sales and import inspection standards.

On the sales front, the park has opened up mainstream e-commerce sales channels in Southeast Asia, supporting services such as overseas store operations, localized marketing, and after-sales maintenance. This compensates for enterprises' lack of direct overseas sales channels.

This breakthrough, achieving a zero-to-one milestone for the overseas warehouse model of Chaoyang agricultural products, completes a critical link in the entire cross-border retail export chain for the western Liaoning region. It promotes the transformation of the province's agricultural product foreign trade from traditional wholesale to refined online retail, setting a benchmark for Northeast specialty agricultural products to establish a presence in Southeast Asian overseas warehouses.

Currently, the park has established a complete chain integrating cargo collection, customs declaration, cross-border logistics, and overseas warehouse operations. Focusing on the fruits, vegetables, flowers, and agricultural products of Chaoyang and Lingyuan, it provides one-stop services, effectively lowering the barriers to entry for agriculture-related enterprises and helping high-quality specialty agricultural products from Liaoning expand into international markets.