The Taizhou Port Economic Development Zone has offered proactive and efficient services to help key projects overcome challenges and ensure timely completion.

China updated its tax refund policy for foreign tourists, shifting from a refund-upon-departure model to a refund-upon-purchase model.

Policies concerning expats, foreign enterprises in March 2025

This year, the Taizhou Port Economic Development Zone has implemented a comprehensive lifecycle management system for business approval services to improve the business environment.

​Since its establishment and commencement of operations, the Great Wall Motors (GWM) vehicle base in Taizhou has become a powerful magnet for the automotive industry, attracting over 10 key component projects and more than 30 auto parts suppliers. This has created a robust supply chain ecosystem centered around the base.

​Taizhou Port Economic Development Zone is working toward its goal of becoming a 50-billion-yuan ($6.88 billion) industrial park by focusing on key industries and optimizing the business environment.

​The zone recently organized a seminar for the zone's staff and business representatives to enhance their artificial intelligence application awareness, accelerating digital innovation and cultivating new quality productive forces.

This year, Taizhou Port Economic Development Zone has been actively advancing industrial development, aiming to build a 50-billion-yuan ($6.91 billion) industrial hub and enhance its core competitiveness and regional influence.