Since the conflict in the Kalwan Valley, the "anti-China" sentiment in India has risen. According to Reuters, the Indian government has played "black box operations", "seizing" containers from China, and implementing 100% inspections on all Chinese goods, resulting in a large backlog of Chinese-made goods in Indian ports.

It seems that the trade and logistics between China and India are on the verge of collapse.

It is reported that Hong Kong Fedex and DHL issued a notice, in view of the serious delay in customs clearance of all goods sent from China (including Hong Kong and Macau) through all Indian ports, with immediate effect: Suspension of receiving from China, Hong Kong and Macau Goods sent to India will last for 10 days; further notice will be given when it will resume.


▲Sinotrans-DHL International Air Express Co., Ltd. suspension notice

Due to uncontrollable queues, congestion and transportation delays in customs clearance ports across India, Sinotrans-DHL International Air Express Co., Ltd. decided: "From June 26, all passengers from Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau to India The collection of packages will be suspended until July 5, 2020 (for a period of 10 days). We will adjust according to the latest situation to ensure that goods shipped from other countries are not affected."


In addition, Bloomberg News quoted news that the Bureau of Standards of India is finalizing stricter import measures on at least 370 Chinese products, including chemicals, steel, electronic products, heavy machinery, furniture, etc. The Indian Ministry of Finance is evaluating the proposal.

The Ministry of Trade of India is reported to be evaluating non-tariff measures for Chinese goods, including more product testing and stricter quality certification requirements.