Cross Border Electricity Providers Become A New Highlight Of Foreign Trade, Guangzhou Has Issued Support Policies

　　 Present situation:

　　 Guangzhou There are 46 enterprises to pilot cross-border electricity providers.

According to incomplete statistics, at present, there are more than 20 small businesses in China doing business on various network platforms, with an annual turnover exceeding US $250 billion. As the first foreign trade province in Guangdong, the performance of cross-border electricity providers in this emerging field is equally colorful. According to the data obtained by relevant departments, cross-border e-commerce transactions in Guangdong account for 70% of the total transaction volume.

To Guangzhou, since last year, the pilot of cross-border e-commerce has been launched. A total of 46 enterprises in Guangzhou have become cross-border trade e-commerce pilot enterprises, including platform enterprises, logistics and integrated service enterprises, payment enterprises and warehousing enterprises, which basically cover the whole chain of cross-border electricity supplier industry. In Guangzhou, the process of three types of business, including retail export, bonded import and direct mail, is also basically mature. In January 23rd, as one of Guangzhou's cross border e-commerce pilot enterprises, Mei Yue preferred to set up a "beauty show" bonded exhibition shop in Guangzhou Zhujiang New Town. Consumers heard news to rush to buy, reporters at the scene saw that the preferred store of Mei Yue was packed by consumers, and the queuing line was more than 100 meters long.

　　 Advantages:

　　 logistics Developed customs clearance to facilitate the electricity supplier

As we all know, consumers used to buy overseas goods, either to Hongkong or Macao, or to go abroad to buy directly, to spend a lot of time and money, or to purchase online by themselves. There are also some risks. Moreover, traders can import large quantities of goods to wholesalers, retailers, and then to consumers' hands, which are expensive and time-consuming. Now, goods can be advanced into bonded warehouses, and then directly sent to consumers. Logistics costs are greatly reduced, which is convenient, time-saving and economical for consumers.

"Through the online shopping bonded import mode, the biggest change is that the logistics cost can be significantly reduced, and consumers can directly benefit from the import of milk powder as an example, and now it costs a few dozen yuan per tank." Guangzhou, a cross-border electric business person in charge told reporters. Statistics from Guangzhou Customs show that as of 10 August last year, 90 thousand imported electronic lists were issued, with a value of 26 million 513 thousand yuan and about more than 70 thousand "Hai Tao nationality" shopping overseas through cross-border e-commerce platform.

"Compared with the traditional business such as Hai Tao and overseas purchasing, cross-border trade e-commerce is more favored by consumers because of the advantages of government supervision departments, such as genuine guarantee, faster experience and relatively lower cost." Cao Lei, director of the national e-Business Research Center. As the frontier of reform and opening up, Guangdong, the largest province of foreign trade and the largest consumer of e-commerce in China, the policy environment is superior, its geographical location is close to Hong Kong and Macao, logistics infrastructure is convenient, international logistics is developed, customs clearance conditions are convenient, and there are many electric providers. Guangzhou relies on Guangdong to develop cross-border electricity supplier advantage is very obvious.

With the continuous development of cross-border electricity providers, there are many cross border retail export centers in the country. "Guangdong sellers are close to manufacturing bases, and have rich foreign trade talent reserves, advanced e-commerce and entrepreneurial awareness, and convenient logistics infrastructure. Guangdong's cross border retail outlet business is characterized by complete product categories and complete industrial chain. Guangzhou should take advantage of this advantage." Cao Lei said.

　　 Question:

Lack Electronic Commerce Public service platform

Although the cross-border electric business development in Guangzhou is in full swing, reporters found in the interview process that consumers generally reflected the following problems: the relevant after-sales service could not be guaranteed, the delivery cycle was longer, the customs clearance time could not be guaranteed, and there were cross-border payment traps. For cross-border e-commerce enterprises, despite the policy barriers have been gradually opened up, but in reality, cross-border electricity providers are still facing a series of bottlenecks, such as information flow, financial flows, logistics service chain and so on.

The reporter understands that Guangzhou is the only city in the 6 pilot cities with cross border electricity providers in the Ministry of Commerce. There is no public platform built in the city. The regulatory information of cross boundary electricity supplier between government regulatory departments can not be interconnected and shared. Enterprises can only butt up with customs and check related systems, increasing the cost and the workload.

Another problem is that more than 30 of the 46 pilot enterprises have or intend to carry out import business. Only a few pilot enterprises carry out retail export business, and pilot enterprises gathers more import business. The leading role of cross-border electricity suppliers to export has not been fully reflected. Cao Lei said that Guangdong and the entire Pearl River Delta cross border retail exports are developing rapidly. Guangdong is an important force in retail exports. Whether it is an existing seller or a new seller, it has great potential. Guangdong sellers occupy the leading position in the export of electronics, fashion and auto parts products. Therefore, Guangzhou has the advantage to develop e-commerce retail business.

Reporters learned that the construction of the Guangzhou Municipal Committee of the people's Republic of China (Guangzhou Municipal Committee of the people's Republic of China) has also made collective proposals for the development of cross-border electric business in Guangzhou. During the two sessions of the two sessions, it also made collective proposals. It recommended that Guangzhou establish a cross border e-commerce platform to achieve the "single" window for enterprises and the sharing of information between government regulators.