Israeli authorities decided to allow 450 trucks into Karm Abu Salem, also known as Kerem Shalom, crossing on Monday.
The trucks are loaded with goods for commercial and agricultural sectors, head of the crossing's coordination committee for the entry of the goods into Gaza Raed Fattouh said.
Limited quantities of cooking oil and fuel will be allowed into the coastal enclave via the Karam Abu Salem border crossing, he added.
Karam Abu Salem, located southeast of Gaza, is a meeting point for the borders of Egypt, Israel and the Gaza Strip. It represents the only commercial crossing for the entry of goods, aid and fuel into the besieged Palestinian territory.