China News Service, Jiangmen, September 17 (Reporter Guo Jun) According to the General Administration of Customs Announcement No. 135 of 2026, starting from September 16, 2026, companies can self-print the RCEP, China-ASEAN, and China-Cambodia Free Trade Agreement certificates of origin for export to Cambodia, and enjoy the tariff reduction bonus of the FTA. Self-printed certificates have the same legal effect as certificates issued on-site, and enterprises can truly apply for them "without leaving home".
Guangdong Xinbaiwei New Materials Technology Co., Ltd. is a specialized new manufacturing enterprise rooted in the Xinhui characteristic new materials industry cluster. It has long been engaged in the research and development and manufacturing of new polymer materials such as functional PVC films, and continues to develop overseas markets relying on independent patented technologies. On the first day of the implementation of the new policy, the company successfully self-printed certificates of origin for a batch of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) soft films exported to Cambodia through the international trade "single window" platform. This is the country's first self-printed certificate of origin for export to Cambodia under the China-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement issued by the customs.
"We have continued to explore the ASEAN market in recent years, and export orders have increased year by year. With this certificate of origin, the tariff rate for the PVC soft film we produce can be directly reduced from 7% to zero after arriving in Cambodia. This batch of PVC soft film can receive a tariff reduction of nearly 12,000 yuan when it clears customs in Cambodia." said Zeng Weitao, general manager of Guangdong Xinbaiwei New Material Technology Co., Ltd.
In order to promote the implementation of the self-service printing reform and ensure that the dividends of the New Deal can be enjoyed directly and quickly, Jiangmen Customs has strengthened the promotion of special policies, and comprehensively popularized the advantages and operating procedures of self-service printing policies through online push of policy graphics and text interpretation, offline on-site Q&A guidance, etc., and effectively realized the "zero-level" enterprise certificate application. It also guides companies to use the "China Customs Preferential Origin Service Platform" to compare the differences in import tariff concessions in RCEP, China-ASEAN, China-Cambodia and other free trade agreements, and guides companies to choose the most appropriate certificate of origin to enjoy tariff preferences.
"In order to help enterprises make good use of the bilateral and multilateral preferential policies between China and Cambodia, we continue to promote the 'smart document review + self-service printing' of certificates of origin to achieve immediate review and efficient issuance. From January to August this year, Jiangmen Customs issued various certificates of origin for enterprises There were 55,000 certificates and the visa value was 18.01 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 7.9% and 13.8% respectively, and the self-service printing rate reached 99.48%, helping enterprises to explore overseas markets," said Qiu Jintang, chief of the Enterprise Management Section of Xinhui Customs.
