Bustling Import and Export of Goods through Border Gates in Lang Son Province

According to the latest report from the Management Board of Dong Dang – Lang Son Border Gate Economic Zone, cross-border goods transportation activities are bustling. On August 22, 2024, the total number of vehicles performing import and export customs clearance services reached 1,243. Transport companies and logistics firms play a crucial role in ensuring smooth international transportation operations.

At Huu Nghi International Border Gate, the center of sea transport and shipping activities, 784 vehicles cleared customs. Of these, 220 vehicles carried export goods and 564 were for imports. Forwarder companies have actively supported businesses in providing import and export services, contributing to promoting international trade.

Import and export activities at Huu Nghi border gate area, Lang Son

The Tan Thanh – Po Chai dedicated road also witnessed significant cargo traffic with 347 vehicles clearing customs. Shipping companies have optimized the process of sending goods abroad, meeting the growing demand of customers wanting to send international items quickly and safely.

At other border gates such as Coc Nam – Lung Nghiu, Chi Ma, and Dong Dang Station, goods transportation activities are also bustling. Diverse cargo transportation services from road to rail have created a comprehensive logistics network, meeting the varied needs of import-export businesses.

Lang Son Provincial Customs Department has proactively coordinated with relevant parties to promote goods clearance activities. Solutions such as enhancing information exchange, holding discussions with the Chinese side, and implementing reasonable traffic flow plans have helped improve clearance efficiency. This facilitates businesses in conducting entrusted imports and exports.

The total import-export turnover of goods through Lang Son province in July 2024 reached 4,933.6 million USD. The cumulative figure from the beginning of the year has reached 30,015.3 million USD, of which the turnover of goods declared at Lang Son Provincial Customs Department reached 2,685.1 million USD, an increase of 10% compared to the same period. This result reflects the strong development of the logistics and transport industry in the region.

In the last months of 2024, Lang Son Provincial People’s Committee will continue to focus on developing the border gate economy and supporting businesses. The goal is to accelerate the progress of local goods export, striving to achieve a growth rate of 8-9%. Transport and logistics companies will play a key role in achieving this goal, continuing to provide high-quality goods transportation services to meet the increasing demands of the import-export market.