On November 5, at the Hunan-Australia Import and Export Commodity Procurement Matchmaking Conference of the Second China International Import Expo held in Shanghai, the Xiangtan Comprehensive Bonded Zone, Xiangtan Cross-border New Silk Road and Aulife Group successfully signed a tripartite framework intent agreement for strategic cooperation. Zhou Wenbing, member of the Party Working Committee and deputy director of the Management Committee of Xiangtan Comprehensive Bonded Zone, and persons in charges of Xiangtan Cross-border New Silk Road and Aulife Group attended the signing ceremony.
The tripartite cooperation is a new measure for the Xiangtan Comprehensive Bonded Zone to implement the development strategy of “Innovation Leading, Opening, and Rising” of the Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government. Aulife Group is headquartered in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It is a comprehensive multinational company specializing in Australian products. Its business covers overseas warehouses, brand operations, brand management, international logistics and other fields. In this cooperation, Aulife Group uses the special policy of “bonded, exemption and tax refund” of Xiangtan Comprehensive Bonded Zone to carry out international trade business of red wine, meat and other products. Meanwhile, the Xiangtan Comprehensive Bonded Zone actively promotes Aulife Group’s cooperation with the online platform Xiaomitao and the offline platform Bonded Goods Center in the Zone, and makes use of the existing online and offline platforms and the international and domestic markets to better realize the role of the Zone as an export-oriented economy in Xiangtan.
As the first stop of the Xiangtan Comprehensive Bonded Zone to participate in the second China International Import Expo, this signing activity won the jackpot. In the next itinerary, Bao Xuqi and Zhou Wenbing, deputy directors of the Xiangtan Comprehensive Bonded Zone Management Committee, will also lead six companies in the Zone to participate in the exhibition and complete the procurement of food, equipment, raw materials, alcohol and daily products, and introduce more quality foreign goods.
