State Council Once Again Stands For Cross-Border Electricity Providers

The news of the double drop of foreign trade growth in May has just come out, and the foreign trade industry once again welcomed the support of the policy.

In June 10th, the Executive Council of the State Council made further arrangements to promote the healthy and rapid development of cross-border e-commerce, and use the "Internet + foreign trade" to achieve better and better progress.

This will undoubtedly help expand consumption, promote the upgrading of the open economy and create new economic growth points.

Just the day before, in June 9th, Ma Yun, chairman of Alibaba's board of directors, published an open letter entitled "China will become the next hope for us SMEs" on the Wall Street journal website.

In the letter, Ma first introduced the Alibaba's US strategy to help us SMEs link up the global electricity supplier ecosystem and China's largest consumer market in the world.

According to the Chinese government network report, Li Keqiang said at the meeting that cross-border electricity providers are not simply "domestic people buying foreign goods", but a large number of enterprises' import and export businesses. They use "Internet + foreign trade" to achieve "better and better progress" and drive the development of physical stores and factories.

At the same time, it will also effectively promote employment.

During the previous visit, Li Keqiang had asked the staff to know the development of e-commerce in each visiting country. By comparison, it was found that "foreign e-commerce is not as good as domestic development".

"Only 5% of the websites in the world are Chinese websites, but in terms of e-commerce, we are releasing tremendous creativity!" Li Keqiang said. "In that case, why don't we let them try and rush to make cross-border e-commerce real?

In fact, in the past two years, the growth of traditional foreign trade is weak, and more and more enterprises are focusing on cross-border electricity providers.

For nearly 10 years of tension in foreign trade, her work style has undergone tremendous changes in the past two years. She used to run around the world, hoping to get more orders at these exhibitions, but now she is spending more and more efforts on the cross platform B2B (enterprise to business) platform.

The company with tension is a Zhejiang family.

Last year, more than half of the company's export volume of about $3 million was achieved through cross-border e-commerce platforms.

More and more traditional foreign trade enterprises, like tension, choose to embrace the Internet. Foreign customers' orders were large and concentrated, which made it easier for upstream enterprises to batch production. Now the orders are small and scattered, and the production chain tends to be refined.

Cross-border e-commerce is undoubtedly an effective way to solve the problem of small and medium-sized enterprises' stock order fragmentation and brand manufacturers' incremental sales channels.

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Research Center monitoring data show that in 2014, China's cross-border e-commerce pactions scale was 4 trillion yuan, an increase of 30.6% over the same period last year.

In 2013, the scale of cross-border e-commerce in China was 3 trillion and 100 billion yuan, with a growth rate of 31.3%, accounting for 11.9% of the total volume of import and export trade.

In 2014 and 2013, the growth rate of China's foreign trade was 2.3% and 7.6% respectively, much lower than that of China's foreign trade.

The growth rate.

With the average annual growth of less than 10% of traditional foreign trade, China's cross-border electricity providers have maintained an annual growth of more than 30%.

It can be said that for the "manufacturing made in China" in the critical period of pformation and upgrading, cross-border e-commerce opens a door to a broader market.

Zhang Ping, director of the International Cooperation Office of the Foreign Economic Research Institute of the national development and Reform Commission, said that cross-border electricity suppliers shortened the supply chain, significantly reduced the cost through intensive effect, and increased the profit margins of factories and retailers.

Cross border electricity providers play an important role in changing the mode of foreign trade development and shaping China's new trade competitiveness in the international market.

The Ministry of Commerce predicts that in 2016, China's cross-border e-commerce import and export volume will reach 6 trillion and 500 billion yuan. In the next few years, the proportion of cross-border electricity suppliers to China's import and export trade will increase to 20%, and the annual growth rate will exceed 30%.