Hebei butter exports to Malaysia for the first time

Recently, entering the refining workshop of Xincheng Oil and Fat Co., Ltd. in Dachang Hui Autonomous County, workers are carrying out production in an orderly manner. After sorting, refining, deodorization, blending, aseptic filling and other processes, batches of high-quality edible butter are ready for shipment. Under the supervision of Langfang Customs under Shijiazhuang Customs, the enterprise successfully shipped 59 tons of edible butter worth 568000 yuan overseas, achieving the first export of Hebei butter to Malaysia.
Avocado has a rich aroma and excellent thermal stability, making it a high-quality raw material for hotpot, baking, and frying, which meets the consumption needs of the local Chinese food industry. Relying on full chain traceability control and stable high-quality product quality, the enterprise has successfully passed local food safety access and received long-term overseas orders.
Previously, we were not familiar with Malaysia's entry standards and customs clearance procedures, thanks to the full guidance from customs, "said Wang Jinfeng, the manager in charge of the company. Langfang Customs interprets the regulations and requirements of Malaysia's oil residue limits and labeling standards one by one, clearing obstacles for enterprises to explore the Southeast Asian market.
Langfang Customs implements the precise assistance of "one enterprise, one policy", actively provides on-site guidance to enterprises to improve the quality control of the entire process of raw materials, processing, storage and transportation, strictly controlling key indicators such as heavy metals and aflatoxins, and adapting to Malaysia's entry standards. At the same time, guide enterprises to develop specialized butter products for frying and baking, extend the industrial chain, and continuously enhance export added value. In the customs clearance process, measures such as early declaration, local rapid inspection, and convenient cloud certificate issuance will be implemented to help enterprises reduce logistics and warehousing costs.
From the production workshop to the Malaysian dining table, Langfang Customs relies on efficient supervision and attentive service to assist local halal food enterprises in exploring the Southeast Asian market and promoting the development of ethnic region specialty foods. (Zhang Lina, Li Xiaolong)