Jiangmen's foreign trade import/export reached 163.11 billion yuan in Jan-Oct 2025, up 3.8% YoY (higher than national/provincial averages). Exports rose 5.8% (5th in Guangdong), imports fell 7.1%. Highlights: general trade ~79.5%, private enterprises up 10.4%; traditional markets stable, emerging markets (Africa +47.6%) strong; motorcycles exports up 51.2%, integrated circuits imports up 21.5%.

Xinhui dried tangerine peel, a medicinal and edible treasure, has a growing industry. Jiangmen Customs provides full-chain services (filing, clearance, traceability) to support its export. From Jan-Oct this year, 530 tons were exported (14% YoY increase), helping it enter the international market as part of rural revitalization.

Recently, a batch of Lai Le preserved meat was exported to Hong Kong via Jiangmen Customs' offshore customs. Jiangmen Customs implemented "one product one policy" assistance, with 233.1 tons of preserved meat exported (valued 16.726 million yuan) in the first 10 months this year, and strengthened supervision to ensure food safety.

This article introduces Wuhu nut stir fry (e.g., Three Squirrels) export development, Wuhu Customs' support for local food enterprises, Three Squirrels' international business expansion, and Wuhu's agricultural products & food export growth (620 million yuan in Jan-Oct this year, up 10.5% YoY).

On November 18, Huidong Customs supervised 2.3 tons of soy products from Huizhou Huamei Food Co., Ltd. to be shipped to Hong Kong. Since this year, Huidong Customs has supervised over 4000 tons of soy products supplied to Hong Kong, with measures like legal publicity and strict sampling to ensure safety.

On November 20, 2025, 49 tons of Chilean cherries were the first fresh fruit cleared at Zhuhai Highway Port of HZMB after Gongbei and Hong Kong Customs signed a cooperation memo. Using HZMB's Air Land Fresh Express Line, the cherries (from Chile via air to HK, then cold chain to Zhuhai) take under 30 hours to reach domestic tables. Customs optimize supervision with 24-hour service and cold chain fast track, boosting clearance efficiency and marking a GBA cross-border fresh logistics breakthrough.

On November 20, 2025, Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade initiated an anti-dumping sunset review investigation on sorbitol from China, India, and Indonesia (tax codes 2905.44.00, 3824.60.00). Stakeholders must submit questionnaires online within 60 working days. Past anti-dumping rulings on the product are also noted.

Fujian's shipbuilding industry sees robust export growth (45.4% YoY in Jan-Sep) amid green/intelligent transformation. Bulk carriers lead, liquid cargo ships surge 54x. ASEAN is top market (up 4.5x), with diversified traditional/emerging markets. Customs supports with convenient measures.

Recently, flight SL8128—Linyi’s first international flight to Bangkok since its airport opened in April 2023—arrived at Linyi Qiyang International Airport with 131 passengers, including a 102-member Thai cultural tourism+business team for inspection and procurement. The route supports tourism, goods export, and enterprise expansion, with Linyi Customs optimizing clearance processes to ensure smooth operation.

Qingdao Jiaodong Airport Customs seized a problem map in inbound B-class express channel; the map had errors violating One China principle, damaging China's unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity, belonging to prohibited imported printed materials, and has been detained.

On November 20 local time, Chinese Premier Li Qiang attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the Tanzania-Zambia Railway reactivation project with Zambia's President Hichilema and Tanzania's Vice President Ncimbi in Lusaka. The project has made significant progress and started construction. Tazara is a bond of friendship and a landmark of China-Africa cooperation. China, Tanzania and Zambia will promote high-quality construction, build a prosperous railway belt, implement "small but beautiful" livelihood projects, enhance hard/soft connectivity, and advance the China-Africa community of common destiny. A joint statement on the prosperous belt was issued.

On November 20 local time, Chinese Premier Li Qiang held talks with Zambian President Hichilema in Lusaka. They reviewed bilateral ties, agreed to deepen cooperation in trade, mining, new energy and other areas, and witnessed signing of cooperation documents. Zambia adheres to the one-China principle and supports China's reunification.

On Nov 20 local time, Premier Li Qiang arrived at Johannesburg International Airport (invited by South Africa) to attend the 20th G20 Leaders' Summit. He concluded Zambia official visit first, greeted by SA Health Minister Motsoaledi and Chinese Ambassador Wu Peng; Zambian VP Nalhumango and Chinese Ambassador Han Jing saw him off in Lusaka.

On November 20, the Ministry of Commerce stated it will work with relevant departments to promote second-hand car exports from "scale growth" to "value growth", issuing a notice with 6 measures on strict management, compliance review, etc., which is recognized by society and conducive to improving the industry's competitiveness.

On November 20th, Commerce Minister Wang Wentao met with US Ambassador to China David Pompeo, exchanging in-depth views on China-US economic and trade relations, including the consensus from the China-US heads of state meeting in Busan, China's 15th Five-Year Plan, US unilateral tariffs and other issues, as well as Anshi Semiconductor and bilateral economic and trade consultation results implementation.

On Nov 20, China's Commerce Minister Wang Wentao held a video conference with UK Trade Secretary Peter Kyle to discuss Anshi Semiconductor. Wang attributed the issue to Dutch actions, noting China's civilian export exemptions eased supply chain crisis. The Dutch suspending the order is a first step. Both sides want companies to resolve disputes via consultation to restore global semiconductor supply chain stability.

On November 20th afternoon, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference. In response to questions about Germany-Spain delegations' Beijing visit discussing China-Europe trade/investment agreements and electric vehicle tariffs, spokesperson He Yongqian stated China-Europe are important partners, willing to implement leaders' consensus, maintain communication, resolve differences, deepen mutually beneficial cooperation to promote their economic and trade relations.

China's exports face mixed trends—US-bound exports decline due to tariffs, while electromechanics, auto, and chips grow. Shipping markets have North America/Europe capacity shortages but lower rates, with Southeast Asia short-term congestion. Enterprises shift to cross-border e-commerce/overseas warehouses, focusing on Europe. Different industries show varied performance, with some SMEs growing via diversification.

On Nov 14, 2025, India's Ministry of Commerce and Industry issued a preliminary positive anti-dumping ruling on Low Ash Metallurgical Coke from China, Australia, Colombia, Indonesia, Japan and Russia, recommending temporary anti-dumping duties (rates listed). The product (ash <18%, excluding specific P content/particle size) involves customs codes 27040010-27040090. On Mar 29, 2025, India initiated the investigation per IMC's application, with specified periods.

On November 13, 2025, Brazil's Foreign Trade Secretariat issued Announcement No.89, initiating a review of anti-dumping measures against Chinese magnesium ingots (tax codes 8104.11.00/8104.19.00) in response to RIMA Industrial's application, with analysis period March 2021 to October 2025. Past anti-dumping rulings on the product are also noted.