China Eases Crossborder Ecommerce Tax Rules in Shenzhen

China Eases Crossborder Ecommerce Tax Rules in Shenzhen

Shenzhen Municipal Commerce Bureau has optimized and upgraded the registration module for cross-border e-commerce's "tax exemption without invoices" policy, officially launched on February 1st. The new module realizes a fully electronic process, simplifies operations, and clarifies timelines. Companies need to apply through the official platform. The policy applies to the 9610 export model, and detailed application procedures have been published. This move aims to standardize industry development and reduce compliance costs for enterprises. However, the issue of corporate income tax cost confirmation and deduction needs further optimization.

Pinduoduo Tests Lowprice Strategy in US Market Debut

Pinduoduo Tests Lowprice Strategy in US Market Debut

Pinduoduo's decision to launch its cross-border e-commerce venture in the US has sparked industry debate. Can Pinduoduo replicate its domestic success in the face of intense low-price competition and high product quality demands in the US market? This article delves into the challenges and opportunities Pinduoduo faces in the US, explores its strategy of benchmarking against SHEIN, and examines its entry policies and requirements. It also offers a perspective on its future development, considering the complexities of the US market and the pressures of maintaining low prices while ensuring quality.

Easyya Raises Series B to Expand Smart Virtual Factories for Global Ecommerce

Easyya Raises Series B to Expand Smart Virtual Factories for Global Ecommerce

Cross-border virtual factory intelligent platform Yi Ya has completed a multi-million RMB Series B funding round and reached a strategic cooperation with a state-owned assets platform in Guangdong Province. Yi Ya focuses on supply chain integration and technological innovation, developing high-quality products for cross-border e-commerce sellers through big data product selection, creating a "super virtual factory." Yi Ya has also launched an "Amazon Brand Acquisition Program" to help SMEs go global and generate revenue, creating a three-dimensional development model for overseas brands.

Temus Deposit Rules Disrupt Crossborder Ecommerce Hit Small Sellers

Temus Deposit Rules Disrupt Crossborder Ecommerce Hit Small Sellers

TEMU's new deposit rules significantly increase seller deposits, reaching up to 100,000 RMB, causing industry shockwaves. This move aims to address overseas regulatory pressure, optimize the platform ecosystem, and eliminate non-compliant sellers. Sellers need to strengthen compliance qualifications, plan their finances carefully, and streamline their store matrix to adapt to the new regulations and embrace a new phase of high-quality development in the cross-border e-commerce industry. The increased deposit acts as a stronger deterrent against fraudulent activities and ensures a more reliable marketplace for consumers.

Global Customs Body Firms Partner on Disruptive Tech

Global Customs Body Firms Partner on Disruptive Tech

The 44th meeting of the World Customs Organization (WCO) Private Sector Consultative Group (PSCG) focused on the impact of disruptive technologies on the customs environment. It emphasized strengthening customs-private sector cooperation to address cross-border e-commerce challenges, piloting information exchange, and establishing regional organizations. Discussions covered topics such as combating counterfeit goods, global connectivity, the WCO Academy, and trade platforms. The meeting aimed to promote trade facilitation and sustainable economic development by addressing the evolving landscape and fostering collaboration between customs authorities and the private sector.

WCO Stresses Supply Chain Resilience at ADBI Conference

WCO Stresses Supply Chain Resilience at ADBI Conference

The Secretary General of the World Customs Organization delivered a keynote speech at the Asian Development Bank Institute Annual Conference, emphasizing the importance of resilient global supply chains. He analyzed challenges such as digital transformation, data standardization, disruptive technologies, e-commerce, environmental sustainability, and geopolitical conflicts. He highlighted the crucial role of customs in building resilient supply chains and called for strengthened international cooperation to address global trade challenges and jointly build a new future for global trade. This collaboration is essential for navigating the complexities and ensuring stability in the global trading system.

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.

Xinlicheng Holdings Shifts From Electronics to Ecommerce Dominance

Xinlicheng Holdings Shifts From Electronics to Ecommerce Dominance

Starting from electronic product distribution, Xinlicheng Holdings Group has transformed strategically and diversified its business to become a leading e-commerce platform in China. The company's operations cover electronics, communications, and the internet. Upholding the values of "customer first, integrity-based," it continuously innovates business and service models, making positive contributions to industry development. Xinlicheng's success is attributed to its adaptability and commitment to providing value in a rapidly evolving market. Their strategic foresight has allowed them to capitalize on emerging opportunities and establish a strong market presence.

Crossborder Ecommerce Grows Amid Policy Shifts Competition

Crossborder Ecommerce Grows Amid Policy Shifts Competition

This report outlines the dynamics of the cross-border e-commerce industry in the 26th issue of 2025, focusing on local policy support, platform competition, and enterprise development. Measures such as the opening of the Zhengzhou Postal Collection Warehouse and the China-Europe Railway Express enhance logistics efficiency. The actions of TEMU and Shopee reflect intensifying platform competition. Companies like ZTO Express and Youkeshu are showing strong performance, while Joybuy is expanding into the French market. This report provides a concise overview of the key trends shaping the industry.

Guangzhou Supply Chain Disruptions Hit Chinas Apparel Sector

Guangzhou Supply Chain Disruptions Hit Chinas Apparel Sector

The Guangzhou COVID-19 outbreak has disrupted the apparel supply chain, leaving cross-border sellers facing a peak season without goods, price increases, and stockouts. This article analyzes the impact of the pandemic on Guangzhou's garment industry, revealing the contrasting realities of cross-border e-commerce. It explores the self-help measures taken by sellers and the future development direction of the industry, emphasizing the importance of diversified supply chain layouts, digital transformation, and risk management. The crisis highlights the need for resilience and adaptability in the face of unforeseen disruptions.