1. Local commercial authorities shall promptly complete the secondary distribution, verification, and feedback of export quotas for live pigs and live cattle, border trade rice, border trade wheat flour, and lumber for Hong Kong and Macao. The quotas should focus on enterprises with high completion rates, strong operating capacity, good supply quality, and high brand reputation. Coordinate the actual export situation in the region, play a quota-oriented role, and reasonably grasp the pace of distribution. Closely track the progress of quota usage, do a good job of dynamically allocating quotas, and improve quota usage. The secondary quota distribution plan shall be promptly reported to the Foreign Trade Department of the Ministry of Commerce for the record, and a copy shall also be submitted to the Quota Licensing Office of the Ministry of Commerce, the China International E-Commerce Center, and relevant export licensing agencies. 2. Export quotas for border trade rice and border trade flour are limited to exports by enterprises to traditional border trade markets in countries bordering the region. When issuing export licenses, the relevant regional commercial authorities shall strictly review materials such as export contracts in accordance with the list of export enterprises determined by the region, and strictly prohibit enterprises to declare customs exports across provinces or from non-border trade ports in the region. 3. Request the competent commercial departments of Guangdong Province and Shenzhen to notify relevant enterprises about the allocation of wheat flour export quotas for Hong Kong and Macao, and to closely follow up and promptly report on quota implementation and existing problems. The export quota for wheat flour issued to Hong Kong and Macau is limited to exports to the Hong Kong and Macau markets, and enterprises are strictly prohibited from re-exporting to other countries and regions in any form. The relevant export licensing authority is in the export license

1. Local commercial authorities shall promptly complete the secondary distribution, verification, and feedback of export quotas for live pigs and live cattle, border trade rice, border trade wheat flour, and lumber for Hong Kong and Macao. The quotas should focus on enterprises with high completion rates, strong operating capacity, good supply quality, and high brand reputation. Coordinate the actual export situation in the region, play a quota-oriented role, and reasonably grasp the pace of distribution. Closely track the progress of quota usage, do a good job of dynamically allocating quotas, and improve quota usage. The secondary quota distribution plan shall be promptly reported to the Foreign Trade Department of the Ministry of Commerce for the record, and a copy shall also be submitted to the Quota Licensing Office of the Ministry of Commerce, the China International E-Commerce Center, and relevant export licensing agencies. 2. Export quotas for border trade rice and border trade flour are limited to exports by enterprises to traditional border trade markets in countries bordering the region. When issuing export licenses, the relevant regional commercial authorities shall strictly review materials such as export contracts in accordance with the list of export enterprises determined by the region, and strictly prohibit enterprises to declare customs exports across provinces or from non-border trade ports in the region. 3. Request the competent commercial departments of Guangdong Province and Shenzhen to notify relevant enterprises about the allocation of wheat flour export quotas for Hong Kong and Macao, and to closely follow up and promptly report on quota implementation and existing problems. The export quota for wheat flour issued to Hong Kong and Macau is limited to exports to the Hong Kong and Macau markets, and enterprises are strictly prohibited from re-exporting to other countries and regions in any form. The relevant export licensing authority is in the export license