Wang Yifei, spokesperson for the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), stated at a regular press conference on May 29 that the 4th China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) has integrated resources from multiple parties to roll out a series of targeted and considerate convenience measures, comprehensively strengthening the service guarantees for the event. 

In terms of customs clearance services for exhibitors, the State Administration for Market Regulation will provide comprehensive policy support for the CISCE for the fourth consecutive year. Measures include supporting the use of a streamlined self-certification channel exempting imported exhibition vehicles and electronic products from mandatory product certification, conducting batch queries and verifications of exhibitors' credit status through the National Enterprise Credit Information System, and establishing a regular coordination mechanism for information sharing. 

Beijing Customs will also provide 14 facilitation measures for exhibitors at the 4th CISCE. In addition to maintaining existing measures such as establishing a dedicated service unit for the expo and setting up special clearance channels for exhibition goods and personnel, the agency has introduced new support policies specifically for pre-packaged food and cosmetics exhibits in response to exhibitor demand, helping enterprises clear customs and participate in the exhibition more conveniently and efficiently.

To better support visitors, significant upgrades have been made to transportation infrastructure. The section of the Jingmi Expressway serving the New China International Exhibition Center, where the expo will be held, will significantly improve accessibility for professional buyers and the general public in the Beijing area. The city of Beijing will also provide comprehensive service guarantees for the expo in areas such as transportation, fire safety, public security and medical services.

The fourth edition of the CISCE will be held from June 22-26 at the China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi Venue) in Beijing. Continuing to adopt a full-industry-chain perspective as its core, the event will feature six major chains — Digital Technology Chain, Advanced Manufacturing Chain, Green Agriculture Chain, Healthy Life Chain, Smart Vehicle Chain and Clean Energy Chain — along with a dedicated Supply Chain Services Area.