After the goods complete export customs clearance and enter the comprehensive bonded zone, they can achieve efficient circulation, intra-zone transactions, and resource allocation under the supervision framework, serving as the core institutional advantage of trade liberalization and supply chain flexibility in comprehensive bonded zones.

This business operation is supported by clear policy guidelines. According to relevant regulations, goods within the comprehensive bonded zone may be freely circulated in accordance with the law, providing a solid foundation for conducting free trade, transferring ownership of goods, and reallocating goods within the zone. It also serves as the core basis for the regular operation of various bonded re-export, intra-zone trade, and distribution activities.

From an operational perspective, the scope of free circulation is clearly defined. Once goods are formally entered into the zone under export customs declaration and fall under the bonded goods regulatory framework, they can undergo operations such as ownership transfer, trade sales, and inventory allocation among registered enterprises within the comprehensive bonded zone. The entire process eliminates the need for repetitive and cumbersome import/export declarations and customs verification procedures, significantly streamlining the internal logistics flow.