French wine, Italian dough and Turkish tableware – exhibitors from around the world are shipping their best products to Shanghai for the second China International Import Expo (CIIE). The consignments are going through one very busy facility: Yangshan Port. With little time and plenty of containers to offload, customs clearance work has been streamlined. But what exactly does it take for cargo to make it from deck to dock? CGTN's Serena Dong and Nadim Diab find out.

About 'CIIE in spotlight'

All eyes are on Shanghai for the second edition of CIIE. CGTN's new livestreaming series "CIIE in spotlight" brings you insights into the trade extravaganza. We take you to the scene to see what's on display, listen to participants' stories, and learn from experts about why this trade show is a big deal. Follow our reporters' journey around Shanghai and across the halls of the National Exhibition and Convention Center. Feel free to leave your questions and comments on CGTN's accounts on Facebook: CGTN, Twitter: @CGTNOfficial, @CIIE2019, YouTube: CGTN, and Sina Weibo: CGTN.

From ship to shore, here's how things get done at Yangshan Port: