On February 3rd, a cold chain truck loaded with the first batch of Taizhou specialties worth over 300,000 yuan set off, speeding towards Alar, thousands of miles away in Xinjiang. Inside the truck, the Yongquan honey orange from the "Hometown of Chinese Honey Orange" exuded a fragrant aroma, and the carefully selected seafood gift packages were brimming with freshness. This lock-temperature transportation of "Zhejiang-made goods moving west" perfectly complemented the previous "Xinjiang-made goods moving east", enabling the production and sales collaboration between Taizhou and Alar to enter a new stage of mutual empowerment.