From selling goods to building a brand: Understanding the current industry turning point in cross-border e-commerce
In recent years, the cross-border e-commerce industry has undergone a significant reshuffle.
In recent years, the cross-border e-commerce industry has undergone a significant reshuffle.
For a long time, cross-border independent websites have been labeled as "free, without platform restrictions, high profit, and brand building".
Recently, developed economies such as Europe and the United States have implemented a series of restrictive measures on cross-border e-commerce, and these measures have a very clear targeting towards China's cross-border e-commerce industry.
oday, digital technology is profoundly rewriting the underlying rules of global trade
"China's export pace accelerated significantly in April," reported Reuters and other foreign media recently. Currently, the trade of artificial intelligence-related products in China is booming.
The "improved" data has driven the "quality" transformation of the foreign trade sector.
Recently, regarding the issue of 2025 tax assessment and collection that has attracted the attention of cross-border e-commerce enterprises, significant developments have emerged in local tax practices.
Chinese e-commerce is entering a new stage of high-quality development.
Located in the northwest inland area and not bordering any sea, Ningxia, as a China's inland open economic pilot zone, has continuously expanded its opening-up and continuously optimized its business environment.
The expansion of emerging markets and the reconfiguration of supply chains provide a dual impetus for the growth of cross-border e-commerce.