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Beibu Gulf Port Export Customs Clearance

One port group, three customs districts, three cut-off chains. Qinzhou takes containers and ro-ro, Fangchenggang takes bulk, Beihai Tieshangang serves the plants next door and clears most of the region's export DG. Since September 2026 the Pinglu Canal has added a fourth way in — with paperwork of its own.

Qinzhou Port Area Fangchenggang Port Area Beihai Tieshangang Pinglu Canal Rail-water Advance filing Gate-side loading
3 port areasQinzhou · Fangchenggang · Beihai
489 M tAnnual capacity, 2026
10 M TEUContainer throughput, 2025
Ask for a Beibu Gulf clearance plan See the export process
93Productive coastal berths, 8 of them 200,000 dwt or larger
11.1 M TEUContainer capacity inside a 489 M t port group
102Container services, 63 of them international
+44.3%Qinzhou customs export tonnage, Jan–Sep 2026
Port overview

The port name is not the decision.
The terminal is.

On a rate sheet the three port areas of Beibu Gulf Port look interchangeable. On the ground they sit 100 km or more apart, report to different customs houses and run different cut-off chains. Ask for a price "to Beibu Gulf" and you will get a number that fits none of them.

  • 1
    Three terminals, three cut-off chainsA 40-foot box to Jakarta almost always leaves from Qinzhou. Coal and iron ore land at Fangchenggang. Steel and food-grade paper leave Tieshangang. Each has its own gate, its own yard and its own deadline.
  • 2
    The Pinglu Canal added a fourth routeCargo from Nanning and Guigang can now clear at Nanning Port and sail to the sea. Direct river-sea transit is inspected once and is not re-checked at Qinzhou. Transit declaration is sealed and checked again at Qinzhou.
  • 3
    Rail runs inside the customs areaAt Qinzhou the automated container terminal and the rail container yard share one supervised area. A block-train box moves from wagon to quay without a road leg, which is why the corridor keeps its schedule in peak season.
  • 4
    Export DG has a faster lane at TieshangangA batch-inspection pilot for export dangerous goods landed in Beihai in 2026. Once a batch passes physical inspection, later shipments of the same product move on document review plus sampling.
Quote FOB Qinzhou, not FOB Beibu Gulf. The port name does not set your inland cost — the terminal does. A Tieshangang booking for cargo built in Foshan adds a road leg of several hundred kilometres that a Qinzhou booking does not, and a Fangchenggang bulk berth cannot accept your container at all. Fix the port area before you compare rates.
Automated container terminal at Qinzhou with rail-mounted gantry cranes and driverless carrier vehicles
On the groundBook — pick a port area — clear — loadManifest first · Work back from cut-off · Three ports, one group

Berth counts, capacity, service numbers and clearance measures come from Beibu Gulf Port Group publications, Nanning Customs statistics and Guangxi government releases (2026 data, and Jan–Sep 2026 where stated). Actual berths, sailing schedules and cut-offs are set by the terminal and the carrier at the time of booking.

Terminals and berths

Which of the three port areas fits your cargo

The division of labour is set by the port group itself: Qinzhou for international containers and oil, Fangchenggang for bulk commodities, Tieshangang for the industrial estate and eastern Guangxi.

Qinzhou Port Customs

Qinzhou Port Area

Dalinping · Guozishan · Qinzhou Bonded Port Zone

Role
International container trunk port and oil transshipment base, with general cargo for local plants
Main terminal
Dalinping automated container terminal, 1,302 m of quay, 200,000 dwt berths, 2.6 M TEU design capacity
Depth
300,000 dwt oil terminal and 200,000 dwt one-way container channel in service
Supervision
Terminal and rail container yard inside one customs supervised area, so rail boxes load straight from the wagon
Best for: Southeast Asia FCL, block-train boxes from Sichuan and Chongqing, ro-ro vehicle exports, canal transshipment

Published terminal metrics: 12-minute average external truck turn and 32 moves per hour per quay crane.

Fangcheng Customs

Fangchenggang Port Area

Yuman · Qisha

Role
Bulk commodity hub, with a container function for the plants on the estate
Main terminal
Yuman No.401, one 200,000 dwt bulk berth with 6.7 M t annual capacity
Equipment
Four bridge grab unloaders and four fully automated bucket-wheel stacker-reclaimers feeding an automated wagon loading house
Supervision
Quay, yard, rail and road in one closed loop; unloading, stacking, transfer and wagon loading run automated
Best for: Coal, iron ore, bauxite and grain imports; steel and rolled product exports from the estate

Chisha No.1 at Qisha is a 200,000 dwt bulk berth whose civil works reserve 300,000 dwt. The Africa–Fangchenggang–Xinjiang rail-sea route opened in July 2026.

Beihai Customs

Beihai Tieshangang Port Area

West Harbour · South Bank

Role
Serves plants on the industrial estate and shippers in eastern Guangxi
Main terminal
24 productive berths across the port, 69.19 M t annual capacity; two 100,000 dwt berths completed in 2026
Rail
Container rail lines 9 and 10 at South Bank in service since June 2026, 2.5 M t a year
Supervision
24/7 clearance; export dangerous goods batch-inspection pilot operating since 2026
Best for: Steel, finished paper, cassava chips, nitric acid and other liquid chemicals

Rail-sea containers get a 50% reduction on the terminal handling package rate and 15 free storage days. Road-only cargo does not qualify.

Nanning Customs

Pinglu Canal and Nanning Port

Nanning → Qinzhou by inland waterway

Opened
September 2026, with river-sea berth works following the same year
Two routes
Direct river-sea transit clears and inspects once at Nanning Port; transit declaration is sealed and checked again at Qinzhou
Entry filing
Two-step declaration allowed — release on the summary filing, complete entry within 14 days of vessel arrival
Limits
General cargo only. Nanning Port has no special cargo qualification yet, so DG cannot use the canal
Best for: Cassava, timber, bamboo and rattan products, light manufactures out of Nanning and Guigang

Five Dalinping berths were already adapted for river-sea vessels, adding roughly 20 M t of capacity; five dedicated 5,000 dwt berths are under construction.

ItemQinzhouFangchenggangBeihai Tieshangang
Main cargoContainers, ro-ro vehicles, refined oilCoal, iron ore, bauxite, grainSteel, paper, cassava chips, liquid chemicals
How cargo arrivesBlock train into the supervised area, road, canal bargeDedicated rail line, conveyor, short road haulDedicated rail lines 9 and 10, road
Where clearance breaksBox and seal must match across rail waybill, manifest and entryWeighing method against declared weightHazard classification, packaging certificate, batch grouping
Facilitation availableAdvance filing, gate-side loading, two-step declaration, digital yard monitoringAutomated dispatch, bulk transit declarationBatch inspection, direct delivery, gate-side loading, booked clearance
Poor fitDG cannot use the canal leg; heavy-lift capacity is limitedSmall LCL consignments and urgent cargoCargo with no link to the estate; fewer sailings than Qinzhou

Compiled from Nanning Customs, Beibu Gulf Port Group and customs house publications. Terminal allocation, cut-offs and inspection slots are set per booking.

What we handle

Eight service lines, split by cargo type

General cargo, dangerous goods and bulk do not share a filing logic, and FCL, LCL, ro-ro and breakbulk do not share a schedule. At one port group that means eight separate playbooks.

SERVICE 01

FCL export clearance

Container by container: manifest pre-filing, box and seal verification against the carrier record, entry preparation, single-window filing, inspection attendance and closure tracking.

FCLSeal checkClosure
SERVICE 02

LCL export clearance

Declaration per consignment: consolidation warehouse tally, gate-in data reconciliation, matching multiple entries to one stuffing list before the warehouse cut-off.

LCLCFSMulti-entry
SERVICE 03

Out-of-gauge and reefer

Open top, flat rack and reefer units declared on actual dimensions, weight and temperature setting, with lashing plans and carrier acceptance confirmed before the box is released to the gate.

Open topFlat rackReefer
SERVICE 04

Breakbulk and heavy lift

Steel, machinery and oversize units declared piece by piece, aligned to the terminal's loading sequence and supervised in place. Heavy-lift capacity is checked per port area, not assumed.

BreakbulkPiece listLoad plan
SERVICE 05

Dangerous goods

Hazard classification, MSDS and packaging certificate review, UN number and packing group matching, container packing certificate, vessel DG filing and terminal qualification check. Batch-inspection applications handled where eligible.

MSDSDG filingBatch pilot
SERVICE 06

Food, grain and quarantine

Commodity inspection, plant quarantine, fumigation and heat treatment, label and ingredient review. Fangchenggang holds designated import sites for grain and for fruit.

CIQPhytosanitaryFumigation
SERVICE 07

VAT refund and export agency

After closure: refund copy or electronic data, release message, terminal receipt and gate-in records. Shippers without a trading licence can export through a qualified entity with the document set kept complete.

RefundArchivingAgency
SERVICE 08

Import clearance and canal transit

Import clearance, transit movement and manifest write-off across the three port areas. Canal imports can use two-step declaration: lift on the summary filing, complete the entry within 14 days.

ImportTwo-stepManifest
Container barge transiting a lock chamber on the Pinglu Canal
One cargo, two routes, two document sets Direct river-sea transit is filed and inspected at Nanning Port, released, then loaded onto a canal vessel that sails for the sea without a second inspection at Qinzhou. Transit declaration is filed and released inland, moved under a domestic transit document, and the box and seal are checked again on arrival at Qinzhou. Choose the wrong one and you carry an extra step you never needed.
Process

Export clearance in eight steps

The sequence is not the hard part. The order of the first two steps is: fix the port area, then fix the route, and only then build the timeline. Reverse it and every later step is rework.

1

Pick the port area

Match cargo and destination to Qinzhou, Fangchenggang or Tieshangang. Inland cargo then needs a canal route decision. Do not book until this is settled.

Wrong area = truck turned away
2

Book and take the manifest

Confirm vessel, box type, cut-off and the terminal of loading. The pre-manifest number is what makes advance filing possible.

Manifest before filing
3

Classify and set the data fields

Commodity code and declaration elements: description, specification, composition, use, brand. Licences are checked here, not at the gate.

Catch errors before filing
4

Prepare and cross-check the entry

Quantity, value, terms and currency verified internally. Bulk cargo adds a weighing method check; ro-ro adds a unit-by-unit VIN check.

Internal review, no fee
5

File and get release

Advance or on-arrival filing. Canal cargo in direct transit is inspected and released at Nanning; transit cargo is seal-checked on arrival at Qinzhou.

Release attaches to the gate
6

Gate in and take the arrival report

The terminal sends the arrival report once the box crosses the gate, and customs issues release or inspection on that record. Advance-filed cargo must all arrive within three days.

Three-day arrival rule
7

Inspect if selected, then load

Document review clears most boxes. If selected, devanning, counting and photographs are arranged around the terminal's window.

Inspection costs sit with the terminal
8

Close and archive

Closure after departure. Refund copy, release message and terminal receipt filed for the VAT refund and later write-off.

Refund needs a clean chain
The deadlines that matter: under Article 24 of the Customs Law an export declaration must be filed after the cargo reaches the supervised premises and at least 24 hours before loading. Advance filing is allowed up to three days before arrival, but every unit must then reach the terminal within three days or the entry is canceled — five days for transit cargo. Canal cargo needs extra slack: lock transit and inland sailing have to sit inside the same window, so the plan is built backwards from the sailing date, not from the factory gate.
Documents

What the document set has to contain

Complete documents with consistent figures are the difference between one filing and three. Base set on the left, cargo-specific additions on the right.

Base set, every shipment

  • ✓
    Export entryFiled through the single window, matching the goods actually shipped
  • ✓
    Contract or purchase orderTerms of trade, currency and delivery basis stated
  • ✓
    Commercial invoice and packing listDescription, quantity, packages, gross and net weight, volume, marks
  • ✓
    Broker authorisationElectronic authorisation accepted, valid at the time of filing
  • ✓
    Pre-manifest and booking confirmationVessel and voyage, box type and count, loading terminal, cut-off
  • ✓
    Refund and settlement noteOperator on the entry must match the invoice issuer if a refund is claimed

Cargo-specific additions

  • ✓
    Licences and permitsExport licence, dual-use item licence, restricted chemical permits
  • ✓
    Certificate of originForm E for ASEAN destinations, Form A or CO elsewhere — check before invoicing
  • ✓
    Inspection and quarantineCommodity inspection release, phytosanitary certificate, fumigation or heat treatment record
  • ✓
    Dangerous goods fileMSDS, packaging performance and use certificates, UN number, packing group, packing certificate
  • ✓
    Rail-water fileRail waybill, box and seal numbers, train arrival time, transshipment plan
  • ✓
    Canal and transit fileRoute basis for direct transit or transit declaration, domestic conveyance details, seal records
Practical note: paperless filing and electronic broker authorisation are standard at all three port areas, and Qinzhou runs digital monitoring across gate-in, filing, inspection and loading. Requirements still differ by cargo type and by customs procedure — general trade, processing trade, cross-border e-commerce — and the canal has a hard limit on cargo class. A document pre-check before filing costs nothing and saves the container.
Clearance modes

Four modes, matched to cargo and route

Advance filing, gate-side loading, two-step declaration or canal direct transit: the difference is how long the box waits and how many document sets you carry.

Bulk terminal at Fangchenggang with grab unloaders and ore stockpiles
Fangchenggang Yuman: quay, yard, rail and road inside one closed loop, with wagon loading automated downstream of the unloaders.

Advance filing

With the pre-manifest issued and cargo ready, file up to three days before the goods reach the supervised premises. Standard at Qinzhou and Tieshangang; release follows the box through the gate.

Gate-side loading

Released cargo goes from truck or wagon to the ship without sitting in a yard. This is how Qinzhou handles rail-water boxes, and it puts the whole risk on the arrival time and the accuracy of the entry.

Two-step declaration

For canal imports: release on the summary filing, then complete the entry within 14 days of vessel arrival. Late completion means a late-filing fee, and lock transit time has to be built into the plan.

Direct transit vs. transit declaration

Direct river-sea transit is inspected once at Nanning Port and not re-checked at Qinzhou. Transit declaration is sealed inland and the box and seal are verified on arrival. Two routes, two document sets.

By cargo type

The filing logic changes with the cargo

Beibu Gulf Port covers consumer FCL to ASEAN, bulk ore and coal, ro-ro vehicles, liquid chemicals and thousand-tonne plant feedstock. Each one is a different entry.

General cargo

Textiles, plastics, furniture, hardware. The work is in matching description and specification to the declaration elements, and in getting brand and refund rate right.

Dangerous goods

UN number, packing group, packaging certificate and terminal qualification must line up. The canal does not accept special cargo — do not route DG inland.

Chemicals and liquids

Classify first. Non-hazardous needs a composition statement and MSDS; hazardous goes through DG filing. Nitric acid exporters at Tieshangang can apply for the batch pilot.

Food and agricultural

Commodity inspection, phytosanitary certificates, fumigation and labelling. Fangchenggang has designated import sites for grain and for fruit.

Machinery

Model, function and new-or-used status have to be stated consistently, with accessories and spare parts listed separately instead of hidden inside the main unit.

Ro-ro vehicles

Declared per unit by model and VIN; electric vehicles need battery documentation. Rail-car arrival lets vehicles be gated, inspected and loaded as one flow.

Steel and bulk

Declared on weighbridge results. Differences against draft survey figures need time for a re-weigh, and loading order must follow the terminal plan.

Timber and bamboo

A core canal cargo. Customs applies risk-based grading and batch inspection reform, with local inspection and gate-side loading running in parallel.

Four points that are not negotiable

1. Declare what is actually shipped. Description, specification, quantity, value and origin must match the goods and the documents. Misdeclaration is the shipper's liability; a broker cannot absorb it.

2. Keep the refund chain closed. Entry, invoice, foreign-exchange receipt and exporter have to line up. Exporting under another company's name breaks the refund claim, so confirm the compliant route first.

3. Check licences before production. Export licences, dual-use items, endangered species and brand authorisation should be settled long before the cargo reaches a terminal gate.

4. Do not cross a port's qualification line. Nanning Port handles general cargo only, so DG and special cargo must use a sea port. Batch inspection is a pilot — eligibility is confirmed with customs per company and per product, never assumed.

Working cases

Six shipments, six places it nearly went wrong

At Beibu Gulf Port a problem is rarely a process nobody knew. It is a port area left undecided, a route chosen by habit, or one figure that did not reconcile.

Qinzhou · FCL01

"Beibu Gulf" was booked, the truck went to the wrong port

Cargo and route
Three 40HQ containers of plastic housewares from Foshan, destination Jakarta.
Where it broke
The forwarder took "Beibu Gulf" to mean Tieshangang and booked there, but that week's Jakarta direct service called only at Qinzhou. The truck was already on the highway and the documents were timed to a Tieshangang cut-off.
What we did
Moved the booking to the Qinzhou service in the same week, kept the document set and rebuilt the timeline around the new cut-off, turned the truck around at the service area, and cancelled the Tieshangang gate appointment before it became a no-show charge.
Result
All three boxes loaded on the new sailing. The cost was one extra road leg — cheaper than a missed vessel, and the reason we now confirm the port area before any booking is made.
Canal · transit02

Direct transit or transit declaration — one document set or two

Cargo and route
Bamboo and rattan products from a Nanning factory, by canal to Qinzhou, then sea to Vietnam.
Where it broke
The first plan was transit declaration: file and release inland, move under a domestic transit document, then have the box and seal checked again at Qinzhou. That extra step at the sea port did not fit the sailing.
What we did
Switched to direct river-sea transit: declared at Nanning Port, inspected there by Nanning Port customs, released and loaded onto a canal vessel cleared for foreign trade. No second inspection at Qinzhou. Plant quarantine and fumigation documents were completed under the batch inspection reform for bamboo and rattan.
Result
One port step removed and the sailing made. The route decision cut a whole document set, not just a few hours.
Fangchenggang · bulk03

Iron ore in, billet out — and a 1.8% weight gap

Cargo and route
A steel plant on the estate imports iron ore through Yuman and exports billet the same month.
Where it broke
The import draft survey came in 1.8% under the weight certificate, and the export entry had been built on the import figure. Customs asked where the number came from.
What we did
Declared the import on the weighbridge result with the re-weigh record attached, rebuilt the export entry, packing list and declaration elements on actual weighed tonnage, and kept the two measurement bases in separate files.
Result
Both released. The weighing basis belongs in the document file — an import figure is not an export figure.
Tieshangang · DG04

Nitric acid: from three days a shipment to same-day release

Cargo and route
A liquid chemical producer shipping 98% nitric acid out of Tieshangang, several lots a month.
Where it broke
Before the pilot, every lot needed a physical inspection. Declaration to release ran about three days, with storage and truck waiting costs, and sailings were chosen around the inspection queue rather than the market.
What we did
Applied for the export dangerous goods batch-inspection pilot: same producer, same process, same composition and hazard characteristics form one batch. After the first lot passes physical inspection, later lots move on document review plus sampling.
Result
Declaration, release and certificate inside one working day, with inspection time cut by about two working days. The pilot has eligibility rules — company and product are confirmed with customs first.
Qinzhou · ro-ro05

2,700 vehicles on one sailing, without a road convoy

Cargo and route
Vehicle exports to the Middle East, loaded at Dalinping, destination Duqm in Oman.
Where it broke
The lot was too large to move by road in the available window, and the ro-ro service runs monthly — missing it meant a month's delay.
What we did
Rail-car plus ro-ro: vehicles left the plant on a dedicated train, then were gated, inspected and loaded as one flow at the port. Entries were built unit by unit against model and VIN, with battery documentation for the electric models, and both advance filing and gate-side loading were used to hold the schedule.
Result
2,727 units on that sailing, a record for the terminal, about 15 days at sea. Above a few hundred units, rail beats road on both cost and reliability.
Qinzhou · rail-water06

Twenty hours between the train and the cut-off

Cargo and route
Machinery parts from Chongqing on a New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor block train, transshipped to a container vessel at Qinzhou.
Where it broke
The train arrived six hours late, leaving 20 hours to cut-off. One letter in a box number differed between the rail waybill and the manifest, so an entry built on the manifest would have failed at the gate.
What we did
Cross-checked waybill against manifest before arrival, had the carrier correct the manifest the same day, filed in advance so the document work was already done, and used gate-side loading inside the shared supervised area.
Result
Loaded on the intended vessel. The real risk in rail-water is box number consistency, not transit time — three documents have to agree before the train stops.

These are representative cases with customer names, vessel names and some weights changed or rounded. The clearance logic and the failure points follow the actual handling. Cut-offs and document requirements for a given port area are set per booking by the terminal and carrier.

FAQ

Ten questions shippers ask about Beibu Gulf

Answered the way we would answer them on a call, including the parts that limit what the port can do.

Which port is "Beibu Gulf Port" — and which customs house handles my cargo?
Beibu Gulf Port is one port group with three port areas: Qinzhou, Fangchenggang and Beihai Tieshangang. Each reports to a different customs house — Qinzhou Port Customs, Fangcheng Customs and Beihai Customs — all under Nanning Customs. Fix the port area before you book: they are 100 km or more apart and their cut-offs, gates and trucking radii are different.
Since the Pinglu Canal opened, where do I file an export entry?
It depends on the route. Under direct river-sea transit the cargo is declared at Nanning Port, inspected by Nanning Port customs, released, and loaded onto a canal vessel cleared for foreign trade; it is not inspected again when it passes Qinzhou. Under multi-modal or transit declaration the cargo is declared, inspected and released at Nanning Port, moved on a domestic transit document, and the box and seal are checked again at Qinzhou. Only the transit route carries the second check.
Can I ship dangerous goods through the canal?
Not currently. Nanning Port is restricted by its port opening status and by canal transport safety rules, so it handles general cargo only and has no special cargo qualification yet. Dangerous goods and oversize units still move by road or rail to Qinzhou, Fangchenggang or Tieshangang and are cleared at a sea port.
What is different about the Qinzhou automated terminal?
It has 1,302 m of quay, takes 200,000 dwt container ships and is designed for 2.6 M TEU using a U-shaped yard layout. Since June 2023 the terminal and the rail container yard sit inside one customs supervised area, so a rail-water box moves from wagon to quay without a road leg. The terminal publishes a 12-minute average external truck turn and 32 moves per hour per quay crane.
What should I watch on rail-water shipments?
Box and seal numbers must match across the rail waybill, the manifest and the entry. Train arrival and vessel cut-off leave a narrow window even though the yard is inside the same supervised area, so the timeline is built backwards from the sailing. Barge-transferred boxes need a route decision up front: transit cargo is seal-checked again at the port. The corridor moved 1.425 million TEU in 2025, so rail slots in peak season are competitive.
How does batch inspection for export DG at Tieshangang work?
It is an expanded customs pilot for export dangerous goods that landed in Beihai in 2026. Same producer, same process and matching composition and hazard characteristics form one inspection batch: after the first lot passes physical inspection, later lots are handled on document review plus sampling verification. Declaration, release and certification can complete inside one working day, with inspection time cut by about two working days. It is a pilot, so eligibility is confirmed per company and per product.
Where do bulk shipments at Fangchenggang usually get stuck?
On weight. Bulk cargo is declared on weighbridge results, so a gap against the draft survey needs time for a re-weigh. The 200,000 dwt berths unload fast and the yard turns over fast, which means cargo waiting on documents is more common than documents waiting on cargo. Import figures should never be reused on an export entry.
Ro-ro or flat rack for vehicle exports?
For the Middle East there is a monthly ro-ro service, and a single sailing in October 2026 loaded 2,727 units; Qinzhou to Duqm runs about 15 days. Ro-ro is cheaper than flat rack at volume and needs less lashing. Flat rack is for small lots or destinations with no ro-ro call. Either way, entries are built per unit by model and VIN, and electric vehicles need battery documentation.
Can I export without a Chinese trading licence?
Yes, through a qualified entity acting as exporter. The exporter of record determines who claims the VAT refund and where the foreign currency is settled, so if a refund matters, confirm the compliant structure before shipping rather than after.
What does the VAT refund need from the clearance file?
After closure: the export entry with its refund copy or the equivalent electronic data, the release message, the terminal receipt or gate-in data, plus the VAT invoice and the foreign-exchange receipt. The operator and consignor on the entry must match the invoice issuer, and description and commodity code have to agree, or the refund stage asks for an explanation.
Why us

Three ports, one canal, one team on the ground

The difficulty is not the rate sheet. It is three customs houses with three sets of habits, and a canal that added a fourth way to do the same thing.

01

Coordinated from Shenzhen, staffed in Guangxi

Booking, documents and customer contact run from Shenzhen; operations sit in Qinzhou, Fangchenggang and Beihai, so inspection, amendment and gate problems get an answer the same day.

02

Document pre-check before filing

Classification, declaration elements, value and quantity are verified internally, and rail-water box and seal numbers are cross-checked across three documents before the train arrives.

03

Port area first, route second, timeline last

We match cargo and destination to a terminal, decide canal direct transit or transit declaration for inland cargo, and only then build the schedule. That order is what keeps the schedule real.

04

Both new corridors in hand

We work the rail container yard inside the Qinzhou supervised area and we know the document difference between canal direct transit and transit declaration, including what Nanning Port cannot clear.

05

DG, ro-ro and breakbulk have their own playbooks

Dangerous goods go through classification, packaging review and DG filing with a batch-pilot application where eligible. Vehicles run rail-car to ro-ro. Bulk runs on weighing and loading sequence. None of it uses the general cargo template.

06

Itemised quotes, settled on receipts

Clearance, trucking, rail, barge, inspection and terminal charges are quoted separately and settled against the actual receipts, without a bundle that hides the variable part.

GET IN TOUCH

Tell us the cargo — we will fix the port area first

Send the commodity, package count, gross weight and volume, destination port, target sailing and where the goods are made. We will come back with the port area that actually serves your vessel, the clearance mode that fits, the document list and a timeline worked backwards from the cut-off.

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