According to customs statistics, the Ordos Comprehensive Bonded Zone recorded import and export value of 1.105 billion yuan in the first quarter of 2026, a year-on-year increase of 53.4%, accounting for 43.4% of the city's total foreign trade volume. Imports reached 462 million yuan, surging 6,365.1% compared to the same period last year, marking a strong start to the year.

Amid a complex international trade environment, the bonded zone has worked with customs authorities to streamline clearance procedures. The zone launched the city's first "TIR + bonded" service, enabling "door-to-door" cargo delivery and eliminating secondary inspections at ports. Other measures, including "co-location and co-management" and "direct transfer within the zone," have helped reduce logistics and capital costs for businesses. The first batch of bonded warehousing for photovoltaic modules has also been rolled out, supporting exports of local high-tech green products.

On the infrastructure front, the zone is accelerating the construction of customs inspection facilities for road and express freight to improve clearance efficiency. The "bonded + block train" model has been further developed, with 28 block train shipments placed in bonded warehousing, representing over 100 million yuan in import-export value. A dedicated freight corridor between Beijing and the bonded zone has also been established, facilitating the bonded warehousing and domestic sale of high-end imported servers, generating 110 million yuan in domestic sales.

Moving forward, the bonded zone will continue to optimize customs clearance models, expand international logistics channels, and upgrade its "bonded+" industries, aiming to attract more export-oriented enterprises and contribute to the high-quality development of the city's foreign trade.