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China's foreign trade has shown a strong growth momentum, injecting powerful impetus into global economic and trade growth.
From January to September 2026, the national trade promotion system issued a total of 6.6019 million certificates of origin
Export growth rate ranks ninth in the country. Ningxia economy shows great resilience.
19.98 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 24.9%, 6.1 percentage points higher than the national growth rate, ranking 9th nationwide
"Half-Year Report on Cross-border E-commerce Imports and Exports"
According to the customs' investigation and statistics, in the first half of 2026, the total value of cross-border e-commerce imports and exports in China was 1.45 trillion yuan
The EU will impose additional taxes on cross-border e-commerce, and the implementation date is November 1st.
The EU will impose additional taxes on cross-border e-commerce, and the implementation date is November 1st.
For cross-border sellers! The 5 most common compliance pitfalls to avoid, to prevent your store from being shut down or your funds from being frozen.
Many cross-border stores do not lose out due to traffic and competition, but rather fall victim to compliance issues.
Review of Intellectual Property Rights Red Lines in Cross-border E-commerce
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.
The truth about cross-border independent websites: It's not an entry-level field, but a final gameplay approach.
For a long time, cross-border independent websites have been labeled as "free, without platform restrictions, high profit, and brand building".
The multiple barriers do not dampen the resilience of China's cross-border e-commerce.
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.