Customs Help Jindi Footwear Industry Avoid 2 Million 500 Thousand Loss

Due to the extension of the duration of the project, the 80 thousand pairs of shoes of the Jin Di shoes industry will miss the export shipping time. Facing the dilemma of losing credit or losing money, Zhu Jian Yong, the person in charge of the enterprise, will try to find the customs of the Wenzhou economic and technological Development Zone with the idea of "try it out".

To his delight, the customs staff specially worked overtime for 1 hours for export formalities, so that Jin Di avoided a loss of 2 million 500 thousand yuan.

Yesterday morning, Zhu Jian Yong sent the banner and letter of thanks to the customs.

These 80 thousand pairs of shoes are the first batch of export orders delivered by Jindi shoe industry this year, and are scheduled to be shipped to Germany at the Seven Mile port ferry terminal in January 6th.

However, due to the lengthening of the time limit for manual sewing outside the shoes, it means that the shoes will not be able to complete customs clearance procedures within the customs working hours, but will not catch up with the 12 point departing cargo ship that night.

"In order to maintain corporate reputation, our final plan is to pport our shoes to Germany at a loss."

Zhu Jianyong said that the next ship to Germany can only be opened after the Spring Festival, and the company is bound to assume the responsibility for breach of contract for delay in delivery.

If air pportation is used, the cost of air freight for each pair of shoes is almost equal to the unit price of shoes. In this case alone, the enterprise will have to bear more than 2 million 500 thousand yuan of freight.

On the morning of 6, anxious Jian Jian Yong rushed to the customs of the development zone with the attitude of "trying to see", describing the specific difficulties faced by the enterprises and asking for help.

In the light of this situation, the customs of the Development Zone, after urgent consultations, offered to arrange for staff to delay their work.

In the evening, 4 customs officers worked overtime 1 hours or so, 80 thousand pairs of shoes successfully completed the procedures of "going abroad" according to the prescribed procedures, and boarded the cargo ships to Germany on time.

In his thank-you letter, he said: this kind of practical help has strengthened our confidence in the current "cold winter" and the further expansion of the international market.

Yang Jing: editor in charge