Cross Border Electricity Providers Become New Favorites Of Foreign Trade And Create "Made In China" Advantage

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The products are sold directly through the Amazon (287.06, -26.12, -8.34%), eBay and other Internet platforms.

With the slowdown of China's foreign trade and the entry into the "new normal", the rise of new forms of foreign trade, such as cross-border electricity providers, has injected new impetus into the "made in China" global nuggets.

Through cross-border electric business mode, after a commodity is produced from Chinese factories, it sells directly to overseas retailers or even terminal consumers, reducing intermediate links, reducing costs and improving efficiency.

Cross border electricity business has become a new choice for Chinese foreign trade enterprises to seek overseas business opportunities, which can be found in the 116th Canton Fair held in Guangzhou.

"The state recently introduced a series of policies to support cross-border electricity providers, and we saw hope to restart e-commerce cross-border trade."

Zhao Fangyu, director of Fujian Deyi group, who attended the Canton Fair for many years, said that as early as many years ago, its company tried to export goods through the electronic commerce platform. Due to insufficient experience and insufficient attention, the effect was not significant at that time.

The old Guang said that the era of "making money easy" in China's foreign trade is over. The cross-border electricity supplier with favorable policies is a new starting point to rely on. "We can't miss such a good opportunity again."

Its company has set up a cross-border e-commerce team, hoping to get a slice of the Internet business tide.

In recent years, China

The policy on cross-border e-commerce has been introduced in succession, including the "six countries", including six measures to support cross-border e-commerce development through customs, quality inspection, tax, foreign exchange, payment and credit. The Ministry of Finance and the State Tax Administration jointly issued a notice to clear the preferential policies for the cross-border e-commerce export tax incentives; the State Council issued a number of opinions on supporting the stable growth of foreign trade, and encouraged Chinese enterprises to set up wholesale exhibition centers and overseas marketing networks in overseas; and the cross-border e-commerce also included Chinese customs supervision.

Hebei Minmetals Group is actively creating a platform for trading e-commerce, building overseas warehouses, and constructing a network system marketing platform, enabling overseas suppliers to directly purchase, increase the rate of repayment and speed up the pace of foreign trade.

"The emergence of Alibaba (95.76, 1.31, 1.39%) is a challenge to traditional trading companies, and evasion is impossible. It should be positive and positive."

Li Shijiang, head of Hebei Minmetals, said at the Canton Fair.

As China's largest trade fair, the Canton Fair also complied with the development trend of cross-border e-commerce.

At the Guangzhou Fair, the Guangzhou electricity exchange company joined Microsoft (46.13, 1.11, 2.47%) to launch the Skype cooperation plan, utilizing the resource advantages of the Guangzhou Trade Fair in the field of foreign trade and the technical advantages of Skype in the field of instant communication tools to build a more convenient exchange platform between global buyers and Chinese enterprises.

At this Canton Fair, "the world of goods and goods across the border - cross-border e-commerce (export) heroes", Amazon, eBay, Lanting Pavilion gathering potential (6.26, -0.03, -0.48%) and other cross border electricity industry leaders have appeared, Facebook (80.67, 0.63, 0.79%), Google and other Internet giants appear to share social marketing, and explore how to dig deeper into Europe and America, and Russia and other emerging markets, and explore cross-border.

New business opportunities.

According to statistics, China's cross-border e-commerce pactions in 2013 amounted to 2 trillion and 700 billion yuan, an increase of 28.8%; in the first half of 2014, cross-border e-commerce import and export growth rate of more than 30%, cross-border electricity providers are creating new growth points of foreign trade.

At present, there are more than 20 foreign trade enterprises carrying out cross-border electricity business through various platforms in China, with more than 5000 platform enterprises.

China has also launched a series of policies to boost and support cross-border electricity providers, pushing forward the development of this new mode of foreign trade.

It has been revealed that Guangdong, the first province of China's foreign trade, is studying the "opinions on accelerating the development of cross-border e-commerce".

Guangdong province commerce department responsible person said that Guangdong attaches great importance to the development of cross-border e-commerce, as an important starting point to achieve the pformation and upgrading of foreign trade.

Under the "new normal" of foreign trade, cross-border e-commerce boosts "made in China" and continues to sail overseas.

Industry experts pointed out that it is foreseeable that cross-border electricity providers will further play the "made in China" product advantage, and promote "made in China" to "China marketing" and "China create" to accelerate the pformation.