Cross Border Electricity Supplier Turning Point Shows The Advent Of Full Channel Shopping Era

Recently, eBay group released the business 3.0: to let Chinese enterprises sail the long voyage.

The report points out that the "business 3 era" has opened up a new trend of interpenetration and integration of online and offline pactions, local and global markets, and this will become an effective shortcut for the pformation and upgrading of China's small and medium-sized foreign trade enterprises.

Shows that in the first half of 2014, the eBay group's cross-border trade increased by 26% compared to the same period last year, reaching 26 billion US dollars, accounting for 22% of the total volume of business pactions in the first half of the year.

At present, the average export destination market of eBay Chinese sellers is up to 63, far higher than the average number of global eBay sellers exported to 19 countries, ranking the top among the global eBay sellers.

Lin Yizhang, vice president of eBay global, said that the change of consumers' shopping habits has ushered in the 3 era of Commerce, that is, in situ shopping experience and cross-border shopping.

Compatible.

As a pnational business platform, eBay can buy and sell pactions in almost every country in the world. It provides a good environment for the development of cross-border e-commerce business for central enterprises.

"After a long period of development, cross-border electricity providers are now experiencing new changes, and there are indications that it is facing an inflection point."

Lin Yizhang said.

Recent cross-border

Become the hot spot of the entire electricity supplier industry. First, Amazon and No. 1 store announced the landing of the cross-border electricity supplier scheme. On the 9 day, the pilot of cross-border trade e-commerce import in Shenzhen was officially launched in Qianhai.

In addition, there are still many domestic enterprises in intensive layout of cross-border e-commerce business.

However, Lin Yizhang mentioned that there are many barriers in cross-border trade process, such as logistics, gold flow, or tax concession value, policies, etc., simplifying the customs clearance process, strengthening the construction of overseas warehouses and improving pport capacity are all the key factors for the development of cross-border electricity providers.