Case

On February 17, 2017, the customer commissioned Huifeng International to transport a batch of instruments to South Korea by air. This batch of goods was to participate in the exhibition in South Korea in early March, but it had to be sent abroad for testing before being sent to the exhibition site, so the customer required that the goods be delivered to Incheon, South Korea before February 28. Normally, it is necessary to wait until the goods arrive at the airport before submitting the relevant application documents to the customs for approval. After the customs approval, an approval decision letter will be issued. The approval time of Changsha Customs is 7-15 working days, and the approval time of Beijing Customs is 21 working days. This batch of goods is time-sensitive and the task is heavy. Huifeng International used its own agent China Southern Airlines' direct flight from Changsha to ICN, and operated it in a temporary entry and exit mode without ATA. The goods were successfully delivered to Incheon, South Korea on February 25, giving the customer plenty of time to test and set up the exhibition. Mission must be accomplished is the belief that Huifeng International has always adhered to!

At noon on December 2, 2019, we received a letter from a customer, entrusting Huifeng International to pick up 28 pieces of oversized goods totaling 290 tons from the Xiangtan factory on December 6. There were 8 pieces with the largest single piece gross weight of 26 tons, and shipped them to the Laem Chabang factory in Thailand by sea. A total of 16 containers were shipped, including 8 small frame containers, 4 large open top containers, and 4 high cabinets. Due to the limited decontamination capacity of the Laem Chabang factory in Thailand, it was decided to ship in two batches to avoid additional costs.

At noon on December 2, 2019, we received a letter from a customer, entrusting Huifeng International to pick up 28 pieces of oversized goods totaling 290 tons from the Xiangtan factory on December 6. There were 8 pieces with the largest single piece gross weight of 26 tons, and shipped them to the Laem Chabang factory in Thailand by sea. A total of 16 containers were shipped, including 8 small frame containers, 4 large open top containers, and 4 high cabinets. Due to the limited decontamination capacity of the Laem Chabang factory in Thailand, it was decided to ship in two batches to avoid additional costs.

At around 9:00 pm on May 19, 2015 (Friday, the eve of the Dragon Boat Festival), we suddenly received a call from a customer, informing us that the arrival date of the ocean container was repeatedly delayed, which would cause the Slovak customer's production line to be out of stock and disconnected. We needed to urgently send a batch of goods by air, but the replenishment could not be produced until June 22 (Monday), and the latest arrival date was required to be June 26 (Friday). Once the production line of the Slovak factory was disconnected, the customer would face huge fines every day and would lose Slovakia, a major customer. The situation was extremely urgent. We asked Huifeng International to help them solve this problem no matter what!

A customer imported a batch of food from abroad and transferred it from the airport to Jinxia Bonded Logistics Center. The quantity was 142 cartons with a gross weight of 1104KG. The contract terms were FOB. A freight and insurance invoice was required for customs declaration. The weight of the bill of lading provided by the customer at the beginning was 1197KG. The freight invoice was calculated according to 17/KG, totaling 20,349 yuan. On the day of delivery, it was discovered that the gross weight on the original bill of lading was 1104KG, which was 93KG different from the actual weight of 1197KG provided by the customer. The customer was immediately informed to modify the relevant customs declaration documents according to the weight on the bill of lading.

In early May 2020, a Polish customer purchased a batch of masks, protective clothing and other epidemic prevention materials totaling 10,215 boxes/89,935KGS/901CBM, and entrusted Huifeng International Group to exclusively undertake a series of tasks including cargo collection, warehousing, logistics, customs declaration, ground operations, etc. It is planned to be operated by two cargo charter flights, a B747 all-cargo aircraft and a B777-300 passenger-to-cargo aircraft.

On April 2, 2025, entrusted by the customer, we arranged two 17.5-meter flatbed trucks to transport the goods from the Ningxiang factory to Shizhu Tujia Autonomous County. The name of the goods is: mixing station equipment. In view of the heavy weight of each piece of goods and the large number of pieces, an overhead crane is required for loading. The company is equipped with professional operators to the factory site to guide and track/monitor the loading of goods and to bundle and fix the goods after loading. At the same time, comprehensive transportation insurance is purchased for the goods to ensure the safe transportation of the goods to the destination, giving customers better and more comprehensive transportation guarantees.

On December 27, 2024, we accepted the client's commission and arranged for 16 large equipment (compressors/loaders, etc.) with a total of 232 tons of goods to be exported to our Changsha Jinxia Bonded Logistics Center Type B warehouse. The largest single piece had a gross weight of over 40 tons and was super wide and super high. A total of 13 trucks were shipped and unloaded in the bonded park on December 27 and December 30. After being stored in the park for a period of time, we received a notice from the client in February 2025 that due to the new requirements of the foreign consignee for this batch of equipment, the current equipment could not meet the consignee's requirements for quality and specifications, and this batch of goods needed to be returned to the factory.