China Expands Bonded Maintenance to Boost Trade

China Expands Bonded Maintenance to Boost Trade

The Ministry of Commerce and other departments issued new regulations to expand the range of maintenance products in comprehensive bonded zones, allowing "export to domestic sales" and "integrated domestic and foreign maintenance," reducing corporate costs and facilitating consumer repairs. However, attention should be paid to safety, environmental protection, and supervision. This policy aims to promote new foreign trade models and optimize the business environment for bonded maintenance activities.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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China Introduces 11 Measures to Enhance Crossborder Trade

China Introduces 11 Measures to Enhance Crossborder Trade

The Ministry of Commerce, together with several departments, issued an "Opinion" outlining 11 measures to stabilize foreign trade and investment, deepen economic and trade cooperation under the "Belt and Road" Initiative, and optimize service guarantees. The aim is to promote high-quality development of cross-border trade and investment by strengthening business and financial synergy. Various departments will enhance collaboration, and financial institutions will introduce more supportive plans. This initiative underscores a commitment to fostering a more robust and interconnected global economic landscape.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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China Files WTO Complaint Over EU EV Subsidies

China Files WTO Complaint Over EU EV Subsidies

China has filed a lawsuit with the WTO against the EU's provisional anti-subsidy measures on electric vehicles. China argues that the EU's ruling lacks factual and legal basis, violates WTO rules, and harms global climate cooperation. China urges the EU to correct its mistakes and safeguard China-EU economic and trade cooperation and the stability of the industrial chain and supply chain. The lawsuit underscores China's firm opposition to protectionist measures and its commitment to upholding the multilateral trading system.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Plasmacar Lawsuit Highlights Legal Risks for Toy Industry

Plasmacar Lawsuit Highlights Legal Risks for Toy Industry

Plasmart Inc., the brand owner of PlasmaCar, has initiated legal action to protect its intellectual property rights. The case involves trademark, copyright, and U.S. Design Patent USD647336S. Sellers should be aware of potential infringement risks and review their listings. Avoid using the "PlasmaCar" trademark, refrain from copying product images and descriptions, and ensure product designs do not infringe on related patents. Compliance is crucial for legal and ethical business practices.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Louis Poulsen Files IP Lawsuit in Illinois Over Trademark Patent Rights

Louis Poulsen Files IP Lawsuit in Illinois Over Trademark Patent Rights

Louis Poulsen has initiated trademark and patent litigation in the United States, represented by Flener Law Firm. The case involves trademark rights and nine design patents. Sellers should be aware of potential infringement risks and immediately investigate and remove similar products from their listings. Consulting with legal professionals is crucial to ensure compliance and avoid legal repercussions. This action underscores the importance of respecting intellectual property rights in the lighting industry and highlights the potential consequences of selling infringing products.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Shipping Industry Grapples With Missing Cargo and Delivery Errors

Shipping Industry Grapples With Missing Cargo and Delivery Errors

Facing cargo shortages, abandoned goods, or unclear destination port information? This article gathers freight forwarding experience to provide solutions for original pre-entry documents. It recommends clearly specifying destination port agent information in confirmation documents. This helps ensure efficient operation of foreign trade logistics by addressing potential issues proactively and improving communication throughout the shipping process. By implementing these measures, businesses can mitigate risks and streamline their export procedures.

08/23/2025 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Beginners Guide to Avoiding Freight Forwarding Mistakes

Beginners Guide to Avoiding Freight Forwarding Mistakes

This article shares common challenges faced by newcomers in freight forwarding, covering topics like contract negotiation, telex release procedures, container booking strategies, and obtaining pre-entry/release notes. It aims to help new professionals quickly understand industry rules, avoid common pitfalls, and improve their work efficiency within 100 words.

08/23/2025 Logistics Encyclopedia
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China-Russia Highway Corridor Boosts Cross-Border Trade Efficiency

China-Russia Highway Corridor Boosts Cross-Border Trade Efficiency

A hardware company in Wenzhou successfully transported goods to Moscow via the Rusyun platform, enhancing logistics efficiency and experience. The platform provides one-stop services, significantly reducing costs. Meanwhile, the launch of Harbin Longyun International Land Port marks the opening of the Harbin-Russian highway corridor, attracting numerous businesses and promoting the development of foreign trade services. Statistics show that cargo shipment volume has significantly increased since the center's launch, highlighting the potential of regional logistics advantages.

07/29/2025 Logistics
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Indonesia Tightens Rules on Cold Medicine Imports for Expats

Indonesia Tightens Rules on Cold Medicine Imports for Expats

This article provides a detailed guide for overseas Chinese in Indonesia on cross-border express delivery of cold medicine. It covers aspects such as choosing a suitable express delivery company, drug declaration procedures, professional packaging requirements, cost and time considerations, and important precautions. The aim is to help readers safely, compliantly, and efficiently send cold medicine to their destination, alleviating the difficulty of obtaining medication in a foreign country. This guide ensures a smooth and legal process for sending essential medicine.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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Europe Faces Trade Paradox As China Gains Supply Chain Edge in 2026

Europe Faces Trade Paradox As China Gains Supply Chain Edge in 2026

This article delves into the practical challenges behind Europe's call for 'de-risking' from China, revealing its structural dependence on the Chinese supply chain. By analyzing factors like cost, production capacity, and alternative solutions, it highlights the fundamental reasons why Europe struggles to decouple from 'Made in China.' The article also predicts a 'collective restocking wave' in the European market by 2026 and provides three key strategies for foreign traders to seize opportunities and tap into the European market, offering actionable insights for those seeking to capitalize on the evolving trade landscape.

01/27/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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