Beijing Aeroft Blazes a Trail Successfully Completes Beijing's First Export of Endangered Cacti to Russia

Beijing Aeroft Blazes a Trail

Successfully Completes Beijing's First Export of Endangered Cacti to Russia

On May 29, 2025, Beijing Aeroft International Logistics Co., Ltd. successfully exported over 3,000 endangered cacti to Russia by air, becoming the first logistics enterprise in 

Beijing to complete the export transportation of endangered cacti. This groundbreaking achievement not only fills the gap in this field in Beijing but also opens up a new channel 

for international trade of China's characteristic plants.

To ensure the smooth progress of this export business, Beijing Aeroft, under the careful guidance and assistance of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Forestry and Grassland, efficiently

completed the application for the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) certificate. Meanwhile, the company's professional team 

closely tracked the latest developments in Russia's phytosanitary standards and strictly controlled the entire transportation process. With the professional transportation support of 

Air China, this batch of rare plants arrived at the destination safely.

"The successful export this time is the result of multi-departmental collaboration," said the person in charge of Beijing Aeroft. "From certificate application to transportation execution, 

we have received strong support from all parties. In particular, the high-quality services of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Forestry and Grassland helped us solve various problems 

related to the export of endangered species."

As a pioneer in the industry, Beijing Aeroft has established a sound service system for the export of endangered plants and a Russia-focused foreign exchange settlement service system.

 In the future, the company will continue to deepen its presence in the field of international trade of characteristic plants, providing more professional and efficient logistics solutions for

China's rare plants to enter the international market. This successful practice not only expands new channels for Sino-Russian plant trade but also provides valuable experience for 

relevant enterprises to carry out similar businesses.