The image captures the on-site operations of the first-ever export of raw granite to Taiwan through direct shipping from Pingtan Port. Photo by Cai Shaohang

On February 19, around 18:40, the Chinese vessel "Fucheng" departed from Pingtan, carrying approximately 4,900 tons of raw granite destined for the Port of Chinese Taipei. This marks a significant breakthrough as Pingtan Port achieves zero breakthroughs in directly shipping raw granite to Taiwan.

This year, regular exports of raw granite will commence from Jinjing Port, with two weekly trips planned, possibly increasing to four trips shortly. The granite is mainly used for reclamation projects and construction purposes.

The image shows Pingtan Border Inspection Station immigration management police overseeing the loading operations of raw granite exports. Photo by Cai Shaohang

Pingtan Border Inspection Station ensures efficient clearance through 24/7 services, including "7x24-hour clearance" and streamlined inspection processes, supporting the swift and secure export of granite.

[Source: Chinanews.com]