China Calls for Political Reconciliation in Haiti Crisis

China Calls for Political Reconciliation in Haiti Crisis

China, at the United Nations, urged accelerating political reconciliation and reconstruction in Haiti, emphasizing that forming a legitimate government is crucial. China called on all parties to unite, cut off illegal arms flows, and stressed that international support must respect Haitian sovereignty. Ultimately, resolving the Haitian crisis lies with the Haitian people themselves. China believes that a Haitian-led solution is the only viable path forward and pledged continued support for the nation's recovery.

China Clarifies Export Tax Rebates for CIF Pricing

China Clarifies Export Tax Rebates for CIF Pricing

This article provides a detailed operational process and risk reminders for export tax rebate declarations under CIF price terms in cross-border export businesses. It emphasizes the importance of FOB price as the tax rebate base and how to accurately separate freight and insurance costs from the CIF price. It also answers frequently asked questions and provides practical guidance for enterprises to comply with export tax rebate declarations. The article aims to help businesses navigate the complexities of export tax rebates when using CIF pricing.

China Sets February 2026 Customs Valuation Exchange Rate

China Sets February 2026 Customs Valuation Exchange Rate

This article provides a detailed interpretation of the determination basis for the customs duty-paying exchange rate in February 2026, including the calculation methods for both benchmark and non-benchmark exchange rates. It emphasizes the importance of monitoring significant exchange rate fluctuations. Understanding the calculation of customs duty-paying exchange rates helps enterprises better estimate costs and control risks in cross-border trade. This knowledge is crucial for accurate financial planning and mitigating potential losses due to currency volatility.

China Tightens Ecommerce Tax Reporting for 7000 Platforms

China Tightens Ecommerce Tax Reporting for 7000 Platforms

China is strengthening tax regulation on cross-border e-commerce, requiring platforms to report merchant data. In Q3, over 7,000 platforms completed data submissions, resulting in a 12.7% year-on-year increase in e-commerce tax revenue. The new regulations aim to level the playing field between online and offline businesses in terms of taxation. However, compliance costs and data security have emerged as new challenges for sellers. This increased scrutiny necessitates careful attention to data handling and tax obligations for businesses operating in the Chinese cross-border e-commerce market.

China Calls for WTO Reform at Davos Meeting

China Calls for WTO Reform at Davos Meeting

At the WTO mini-ministerial meeting, China's representative Li Chenggang emphasized the urgency of WTO reform and proposed a pragmatic Chinese approach, including formulating a reform plan, incorporating the Investment Facilitation Agreement, and extending e-commerce tariff exemptions. Participants affirmed the WTO's role and supported reform. China's active participation aims to reshape the future of multilateral trade and promote global economic development. The proposals highlight China's commitment to a more efficient and inclusive global trading system. The focus is on practical solutions and cooperation to revitalize the WTO.

Lotte China Tourism Group Eye Postpandemic Dutyfree Growth

Lotte China Tourism Group Eye Postpandemic Dutyfree Growth

Executives from Lotte Duty Free and China Tourism Group Duty Free Corporation (CTG Duty Free) met to revitalize the duty-free industry and prepare for increased Chinese tourists as Sino-Korean relations improve. Both companies shared operational expertise and discussed tourism cooperation. Lotte is proactively planning marketing campaigns to capitalize on the market benefits of visa-free policies. The meeting signals a collaborative effort to leverage the anticipated growth in Chinese tourism within the duty-free sector.

Hong Kong Facilitates Turkish Luxury Trade with China

Hong Kong Facilitates Turkish Luxury Trade with China

This article delves into the strategy of purchasing luxury goods in Turkey and transshipping them to China via Hong Kong. It analyzes the advantages of Hong Kong as a transshipment hub and compares the pros and cons of different transportation methods, including international express, postal parcels, and dedicated line logistics. The article also emphasizes the importance of customs clearance compliance and risk control measures. It aims to provide professional insights for cross-border e-commerce practitioners and consumers.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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US Port Traffic Drops As China Trade Slows

US Port Traffic Drops As China Trade Slows

A Descartes report indicates a significant drop in US port throughput in May, with China's import share hitting a two-year low, primarily due to trade friction and tariff policies. Supply chain diversification is accelerating, posing challenges for West Coast ports while creating opportunities for East Coast ports. Businesses should diversify sourcing strategies. Governments need to uphold a multilateral trading system to mitigate negative impacts and foster stable global trade.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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Etsy Restores China Sellers After DAC7 Compliance Issue

Etsy Restores China Sellers After DAC7 Compliance Issue

Etsy's DAC7 policy requires sellers to confirm their information, causing issues for established mainland China shops due to tax ID problems. After communication with Etsy, they acknowledged a technical issue and restored the shop, advising that confirmation is temporarily unnecessary. This article analyzes the cause of the problem, proposes coping strategies, and recommends sellers pay attention to policies, actively communicate with Etsy, and join relevant communities. This helps navigate potential disruptions caused by the DAC7 implementation and ensures continued operation on the platform.

China Launches Singledocument System to Streamline Crossborder Trade

China Launches Singledocument System to Streamline Crossborder Trade

China Customs' new policy on the 'Single Window System' for customs clearance streamlines multimodal transport, reduces business costs, and improves logistics efficiency. By implementing 'single declaration, single pass,' the policy enables seamless transitions between different modes of transport, optimizes end-to-end supervision, and promotes high-quality development in cross-border logistics. This injects new momentum into China-Europe freight trains and inland ports, building a more efficient and convenient international logistics channel. The initiative aims to facilitate trade and enhance the competitiveness of Chinese businesses in the global market.

02/05/2026 Logistics
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