A quarter of the country’s diamonds enter and exit from the Lotus Hill port

Abstract The Kimberley Process Office at Lianhuashan Passenger Port handles over 200 kilograms of inbound and outbound diamonds annually, with a total value exceeding 300 million US dollars—accounting for nearly a quarter of the country's total. Faced with such a heavy workload, the Lianhuashan Office of the Panyu Inspection and Quarantine Bureau operates non-stop throughout the year, dedicating itself to supporting the local jewelry industry. Jewelry is one of the key industries in Panyu, known for its strong manufacturing base and high-quality craftsmanship. The office not only ensures compliance with international diamond trade regulations but also provides efficient and tailored services to help businesses streamline their operations and expand their market reach. In 2012, seizing the opportunity to apply for the "National Quality Inspection System Youth Civilization" title, the Lianhuashan Office focused on supporting Panyu’s core industries, including jewelry and large-scale enterprises. By offering personalized, high-quality services, the office has become a vital partner in driving economic growth and innovation in the region. As part of its commitment, the bureau continues to enhance its service efficiency and build stronger partnerships with local businesses, ensuring that Panyu remains a leading hub for quality inspection and industrial development. Their efforts reflect a deep sense of responsibility and dedication to the community and the economy.