After 5 months of certification preparation, the company has passed the AEO certification and become a Chinese customs AEO certified enterprise (advanced certification enterprise), marking that the company has reached the highest credit rating standards of customs in terms of compliance with laws and regulations, internal control, trade security, and other aspects. This is not only a "green passport" for international trade that allows for faster customs clearance, fewer inspections, and faster delivery of products to global customers, but also a "credit passport" for the company to prove its compliance capabilities and supply chain security level to the global market.

AEO (Authorized Economic Operator) is a system advocated by the World Customs Organization, in which customs certify the credit status, compliance, and safety level of enterprises, and provide preferential and convenient measures. Chinese AEO enterprises can enjoy convenient measures such as priority clearance of goods, reduced document review, and reduced inspection ratio when exporting goods through mutually recognized countries (regions). Currently, China has signed AEO mutual recognition agreements with 31 economies worldwide, covering 57 countries (regions).