Jining Customs officers inspect the frozen French fries to ensure they are ready for export and that the products meet all necessary standards and requirements. [Photo/Grassland Cloud]

From January to October this year, Jining Customs in Ulanqaab, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, supervised the export of 755.24 metric tons of frozen French fries from Ulaanqab to Mongolia, with a total value of $992,700.

This marks an increase of 473.37 percent in volume and 450.28 percent in value from last year.

"Since our company's frozen French fries were first exported to Mongolia in 2023, the order volume has surged. The smooth export and rapid growth of our products is thanks to the strong support and professional services provided by Jining Customs," said Wang Yongwei, system manager of Inner Mongolia Shudu Kaida Food Co.

Jining Customs officers inspect the frozen French fries to ensure they are ready for export and that the products meet all necessary standards and requirements. [Photo/Grassland Cloud]

The journey of Ulanqaab's frozen French fries from cold storage to the Mongolian market exemplifies the thriving economic cooperation between China and Mongolia. Jining Customs is crucial in supporting the international development of Ulanqaab's potato industry, continuously injecting new vitality into Sino-Mongolian economic collaboration.

To support the export of Ulanqaab's frozen French fries to Mongolia, Jining Customs assists enterprises in familiarizing themselves with export procedures and requirements, enhancing their self-inspection and control capabilities. Through local inspections and daily supervision, they proactively understand and address enterprises' development needs and policy demands, effectively guiding them to utilize policies to their advantage.