2025-11-25
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A shipment of fresh Thai coconuts glided into Shenzhen's Shukou container terminal and was swiftly cleared by customs before reaching supermarket shelves across the Guangdong,
Hong Kong, Macau Greater Bay Area,
while robotic arms at BYD's assembly line completed the final touches on new energy vehicles bound.
for the bustling streets of Bangkok.
This seamless exchange epitomizes the deepening trade ties between Shenzhen and Thailand,
with trade volume hitting 92.82 billion yuan,
about $13.1 billion in the first 10 months of this year, marking a 4.4% year-on-year increase.
The surge is driven by a blend of policy incentives and market demand.
Liu Feng, a customs department manager at BYD, said that since the beginning of this year,
the company has exported 11,000 new energy vehicles to Thailand.
A year-on-year increase of over 50%, and the market response has been very positive.
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership amplified this growth,
with Shenzhen Customs issuing over 700 certificates of origin.
for BYD's exports to Thailand.
Covering goods worth 690 million yuan, and saving the company more than 30 million yuan in tariffs.
From January to October,