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SCC Logistics Group Attends 2024 New Energy Vehicle Power Battery Supply Chain Conference

Leading the future with technology, jointly charting a new blueprint for the new energy vehicle power battery supply chain. On August 22, 2024, the Automotive Logistics Branch of the China Federation of Logistics & Purchasing held the "2024 New Energy Vehicle Power Battery Supply Chain Conference" in Liyang. Over 500 representatives from government agencies, research institutions, and leading enterprises in the automotive, battery, and new energy sectors attended the event. SCC Logistics Group Chairwoman Ms. Hu Bo, General Manager Mr. Zhu Liyi, and New Energy Division representative Ms. Zhou Xiaoling attended on behalf of the Group. The conference focused on in-depth discussions on topics including full-scenario logistics models for automotive power battery supply chains, power battery transport safety protection, after-sales and recycling supply chain logistics solutions, new energy vehicle overseas expansion, and upstream and downstream supply chain optimization.

SCC Logistics Group Becomes a "Future Star" Member Unit

Under the new 'National Nine Measures' policy framework, specialized and innovative enterprises are embracing new opportunities for public listing. To promote the high-quality development of small and medium-sized private enterprises, enhance their professional capabilities, and facilitate successful business-capital alignment, the 190th 'SME Financing and Listing Under the New Landscape & The Capital Path for Specialized and Innovative Enterprises Public Welfare Seminar' was successfully held on August 7. Hosted by the SME Cooperation and Development Promotion Center and organized by its Listing Advisory Office, the event brought together Chairwoman Ms. Hu Bo and General Manager Mr. Zhu Liyi of SCC Logistics Group alongside over 100 entrepreneurs nationwide. Following rigorous evaluation by the 'Future Star Review Committee,' SCC Logistics Group was officially admitted as a 'Future Star' member unit of the SME Cooperation and Development Promotion Center.

Forging Ahead Against Headwinds, Mission Accomplished! — 2024 SCC Group Mid-Year Management Conference

SCC Logistics Group held its mid-year conference under the theme 'Forging Ahead Against Headwinds, Mission Accomplished' from August 1 to August 4, 2024, at its headquarters. The event brought together regional and group management teams for a comprehensive review of past performance and strategic planning for the future of both the company and the logistics industry. During the conference, participants shared valuable experiences and success stories from their respective areas, offering rich insights for the Group's future growth. The first-half review highlighted both challenges and achievements: despite a complex and volatile market environment with intensifying competition, SCC held its ground, demonstrating strong execution capabilities by optimizing operations, strengthening internal management, and deepening customer service — ultimately exceeding all first-half performance targets. Looking ahead to the second half, the Group will focus on deepening digital transformation, expanding market presence, and enhancing customer service under its unwavering commitment to breakthrough and delivery.

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All About Manifest Operations

Customs manifest management has long been an integral part of the inbound and outbound cargo clearance process, and manifest procedures are indispensable in cargo transport and declaration. This article explains what a manifest is, its role in cargo clearance, and how customs supervises manifest operations. A manifest, short for 'manifest of inbound and outbound means of transport,' refers to documentation reflecting information on cargo, articles, and passengers carried by means of transport entering or leaving the territory, including original manifests, pre-stowage manifests, and loading manifests. It is important to note that the manifest is critical in cargo import/export clearance — only after manifest data has been successfully transmitted can the remaining clearance procedures for import/export cargo be processed. The article also covers key terminology for maritime manifests, data declaration requirements, modification and deletion procedures, and important operational reminders for practitioners.