Tong Guili Said The Next Step Of Cross-Border Electricity Supplier Development Focus On B2B

The second batch of institutional innovation list focuses on promoting cross-border B2B business. Innovative initiatives include establishing B2B business and enterprise identification standards, setting up reporting processes and facilitating customs clearance measures, establishing online credit insurance system and online payment system, and building supporting facilities such as overseas warehouses and public bonded warehouses.

"In order to facilitate the development of foreign trade and promote the development of B2B business, the next phase of Hangzhou cross-border electricity supplier comprehensive test area will also be built into six systems: information sharing, intelligent logistics, statistical monitoring, financial services, e-commerce credit, and wind control and prevention, which will facilitate the development of cross-border e-commerce B2B business for all kinds of foreign trade enterprises."

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Insiders say that

The second batch list is also expected to be promoted in other cross border electricity supplier test areas, and will greatly promote the development of domestic cross-border B2B business in the future.

It is understood that the future policy will vigorously promote the development of cross-border electricity supplier B2B business, so in 2016, the relevant departments will focus on supporting the establishment of a number of overseas warehouses and exhibition centers.

According to the "Ministry of Commerce" issued in 2015,

The action plan will promote the construction of 100 e-business overseas warehouses.

"Overseas warehouse construction is a directional guide.

Now, at that time, we said that we need to build 100 overseas warehouses in 2016, and the figure is far more than expected, because in the process of investigation, we found that a large number of enterprises have built overseas warehouses overseas according to the needs of business development, and innovation has already taken the lead.

Nie Linhai said.

Zhang Li, deputy director of the E-commerce Research Department of the Ministry of Commerce, said that from a scale perspective, according to the market statistics, the proportion of cross-border electricity providers in foreign trade and import and export accounts for about 17%, of which 90% are B2B models, and cross border retail accounts for only about 3% of foreign trade imports and exports.

In Zhang Li's view, to give full play to the driving effect of cross-border e-commerce on China's foreign trade, the next step of development should be placed on the B2B, focusing on the problem of the lack of tax supporting policies, the lack of payment system and the support of international logistics.

Zhang Ji, Assistant Minister of Commerce, said that the development of cross-border electricity providers should focus on the development of B2B, which is in line with the needs of steady growth and structural adjustment of foreign trade, and also helps to reduce the cost of supervision and improve the efficiency of customs clearance.