ETOMARS, a global logistics IT company, is signing a business agreement (MOU) with Yanji Customs in China and is moving forward with building a global logistics network connecting Korea, China, and Japan. Through this agreement, ETOMARS plans to fully implement logistics optimization and customs clearance system centered on Yanji and maximize logistics efficiency for Northeast Asian import and export companies.
Itumas will contribute to developing Yanji into a Northeast Asian import and export hub by optimizing inbound and outbound logistics operations and providing integrated logistics solutions utilizing WMS (warehouse management system) and OMS (order management system).
Through this collaboration, it is expected that the logistics process of major routes between Korea, China, and Japan (China ↔ Korea, China ↔ Japan) will be improved and a WMS-based export/import customs clearance system will be provided, enabling rapid and efficient international logistics operations.
Yanji is a key logistics hub in Northeast China, enabling fast delivery via air and sea transport. Etoomas plans to work with Yanji Customs to optimize logistics infrastructure so that import and export companies can carry out international deliveries more smoothly.
It supports global logistics systems for export and import companies (especially food and consumer goods companies) in the Yanji region, helps Korean and Japanese brands targeting the Chinese market to enter smoothly, and strengthens the global supply chain.
Itumas will work with logistics companies that have courier licenses to promote integrated logistics operations in the Yanji and Yantai regions. Through this, it will establish more efficient international shipping and logistics services, helping companies reduce logistics costs and optimize operations.
This agreement was carried out with the active support of the Yanji City government, and expansion of government-level support for logistics and infrastructure construction is also expected. In particular, through customs cooperation, smoother customs clearance and logistics operations will be possible, making it easier for Korean and Japanese companies to enter the Yanji market.
Itumas plans to provide a comprehensive logistics service that integrates management from reception → import/export data management → last-mile delivery by establishing an end-to-end logistics system.
It is expected that an efficient international logistics operation model will be implemented through a WMS-based export/import optimization system and an OMS system specialized in global delivery, and the logistics competitiveness of the Northeast Asian region will be further strengthened.
With this agreement as a starting point, Etoomas is pursuing a mid- to long-term goal of developing Yanji into a global import and export hub. To this end, it will continue to pursue strategies such as strengthening the global logistics network connecting Korea, China, and Japan, expanding integrated logistics solutions and customs linkage services, establishing a global logistics hub based in Yanji, and expanding specialized services for the global logistics system.
An official from Itoomas said, “This cooperation with Yanji Customs will be an important opportunity to strengthen the competitiveness of Korean companies in the global logistics market,” and “We will continue to develop and expand logistics solutions that smoothly connect trade among Korea, China, and Japan.”
Etoomas is a global logistics system and logistics IT solution company that supports efficient logistics and customs clearance for export and import companies in the global trade environment. In particular, through its own logistics platform, Shipnergy, it supports overseas market entry and global logistics processes for Korean companies, and is continuously expanding its global supply chain network centered on the Chinese and Southeast Asian markets.
Through this collaboration with China Yanji Customs, Itumas is expected to play a key role in Yanji's advancement into a global import and export hub.
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