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一 |     (ECNS) – Suifenhe, a long-established border port for trade with Russia in Heilongjiang Province, reported strong growth in vehicle exports on Saturday, shipping 46,900 vehicles between January and July 2026, up 119.2% year on year.     Executives at companies based in the zone reported a sharp rise in visiting clients, with many corporate buyers from Russia's Far East and Siberia crossing the border to choose vehicles in person. Local vehicle registration authorities have shortened processing times, allowing buyers to inspect cars and complete the paperwork in a single day.        The zone now has a dedicated 30,000-square-meter vehicle yard and bonded maintenance workshops in operation, letting large consignments be stored on site under bonded arrangements. A model combining bonded display with guaranteed clearance on exit has also taken effect, so buyers can inspect vehicles and place orders without leaving the park.        Policy support, including a pilot scheme for used-car exports and free trade zone measures, has combined with expanded China-Russia visa exemptions to make travel easier for overseas buyers. Suifenhe Customs and border inspection authorities have also streamlined clearance, offering customs processing, inspection, and release around the clock and on demand.    Several departments have set up a one-stop service platform. The full logistics cycle, from a vehicle entering the zone to delivery at a Russian overseas warehouse, now takes as little as 10 days, and logistics costs are 30% lower than through conventional channels.    (By Helen Mo & intern Xu Wenda)                    。    SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Three members of a California family pleaded guilty Monday to conspiracy for their role in a ring that shipped $600 million worth of stolen catalytic converters from California to New Jersey, federal prosecutors said.Brothers Tou Sue Vang, 32, and Andrew Vang, 28, along with their mother, Monica Moua, 58, were part of “a national network of thieves, dealers, and processors” who provided the stolen auto anti-smog devices to a metal refinery for more than $600 million dollars, according to a statement from the U.S. attorney's office.Twenty-one people from California and New Jersey have been charged in the case, prosecutors said. The three Sacramento family members pleaded guilty to conspiring to transport the devices in return for more than $38 million.Tou Sue Vang also pleaded guilty to 39 charges related to money laundering, prosecutors said.Catalytic converters are easily stolen and contain precious metals including platinum.“Some of these precious metals are more valuable per ounce than gold, and their value has been increasing in recent years,” the U.S. attorney's office said. “The black-market price for catalytic converters can be above $1,000 each.”California accounts for 37% of catalytic converter theft claims nationwide, with about 1,600 reported stolen each month, federal prosecutors said.。

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