贵州贵安综保区打造茶叶出口基地 力争2025年实现10亿元出口目标
贵阳网·甲秀新闻讯 5月15日，贵安综保区召开茶业出口企业座谈会，宣布将建设茶叶出口基地，推动贵州茶叶走向国际市场，并设立2025年实现10亿元茶叶出口额的宏伟目标。
According to Guiyang Network·Jiaxiu News, on May 15th, Gui'an Comprehensive Bonded Zone held a symposium with tea export enterprises, announcing plans to establish a tea export base to promote Guizhou tea in international markets, with an ambitious target of achieving 1 billion yuan in tea exports by 2025.
会议吸引了来自铜仁、兴义、安顺等地的茶企代表，以及进出口公司、国际商会等机构参与。与会企业普遍反映："贵州拥有全国最好的茶叶品质，但出口渠道仍需拓展"。
The meeting attracted representatives from tea enterprises in Tongren, Xingyi, Anshun and other regions, as well as import-export companies and international chambers of commerce. Participants generally agreed that "Guizhou has the best tea quality nationwide, but export channels still need expansion".
企业诉求与建议
Enterprise Demands and Suggestions
座谈会上，各企业代表积极建言献策：
- 贵州贵天下进出口公司呼吁加强政策支持，成立出口服务专班
- 贵安新区栗香生态农业建议推进国际商标注册
- 多家企业提出海外建仓、引进检测机构等建议
During the symposium, enterprise representatives actively offered suggestions:
- Guizhou Guitian Import and Export Company called for enhanced policy support and establishment of export service teams
- Gui'an New Area Lixiang Ecological Agriculture proposed advancing international trademark registration
- Multiple enterprises suggested overseas warehouse construction and introduction of testing institutions
政府支持措施
Government Support Measures
贵安综保区将采取多项扶持政策：
Gui'an Comprehensive Bonded Zone will implement multiple support policies:
| 支持领域 | 具体措施 |
|---|---|
| 税收优惠 | 入区退税政策 |
| 资金奖励 | 贸易额奖补 |
| 运营支持 | 场地租金优惠 |
| 物流保障 | 运输通道建设 |
目前，综保区已落地2个茶叶加工出口项目，近期还将签约4-5个项目，首批出口巴基斯坦的红茶即将发运。
Currently, the bonded zone has established 2 tea processing and export projects, with 4-5 additional projects to be signed soon. The first batch of black tea for export to Pakistan is ready for shipment.
贵安综保区管委会主任张红梅表示："我们将组建茶业专班，为企业解决实际问题，探索茶叶出口新路径，为打造内陆开放型经济新高地作出贡献。"
Zhang Hongmei, Director of Gui'an Comprehensive Bonded Zone Management Committee, stated: "We will establish a tea industry task force to solve practical problems for enterprises, explore new paths for tea exports, and contribute to building a new highland for inland open economy."
