On August 13, Gansu International Logistics Group tailored a comprehensive cross?border logistics service solution, successfully facilitating the shipment of a batch of “Ganwei” specialty food products to the ASEAN market, bringing the authentic flavors of the Longyuan region to the international stage.

This shipment weighs approximately 10 metric tons in total, with a value of about 570,000 yuan, covering over 200 varieties of local premium specialty products, including sauce?coated wide noodles, Lanzhou beef noodles, Longshang Huaniu apple juice, and other renowned regional delicacies. The cargo originated from Longxi, Gansu, and was transported by truck directly to Nansha Port in Guangzhou. After undergoing container reloading and vessel loading at the port, the goods will be shipped to Sihanoukville Port in Cambodia, and ultimately delivered to the Ganwei Pavilion in Phnom Penh. There, they will be exhibited and sold offline to ASEAN consumers, establishing a dedicated showcase and sales window for Gansu’s specialty foods targeting the Southeast Asian market.

To ensure the safe and efficient export of this batch of “Ganwei” products, the Gansu Company of the New International Land?Sea Trade Corridor, under Gansu International Logistics Group, fully leveraged its integrated full?chain logistics service advantages. With coordinated efforts from Jincheng Customs, the Gansu Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia, and other stakeholders, the company orchestrated a comprehensive suite of supporting services, including inspection declaration coordination, route planning, and end?to?end carriage. They promptly addressed various customs clearance issues as they arose, broke through key bottlenecks in logistics transportation and port clearance, and ensured the smooth delivery of the goods to their overseas exhibition and sales venue.

In recent years, Gansu International Logistics Group has actively integrated itself into the joint efforts to build the Belt and Road Initiative and the New International Land?Sea Trade Corridor in western China. It has vigorously expanded international markets and cultivated an integrated “transport?and?trade” business model. Leveraging Gansu’s resource endowments in specialty agriculture and the food industry, the Group has successively exported Jingning apples and local dairy products to Southeast Asia, promoting the global reach of Gansu’s distinctive quality goods and helping the province comprehensively elevate its level of open economy development.