In today’s economic wave of globalization, cross-border e-commerce has become an important force in promoting the development of foreign trade.
On June 11, the Municipal Commerce Bureau, in conjunction with the Municipal Council for the Promotion of International Trade and the Lizhou District Commerce Bureau, took active action and went to the Champions League cross-border e-commerce base to carry out a meaningful “door-to-door policy delivery” service activity.
This event aims to accurately meet the needs of enterprises, optimize the cross-border business environment with practical actions, and fully help foreign trade enterprises achieve high-quality development.
At the Champions League cross-border e-commerce base, the company’s technical director introduced in detail the core situation of the operation and maintenance of the Russian Ozon platform.
This platform plays an important role in the field of cross-border e-commerce, and its operation and maintenance is crucial to the development of the enterprise.
At the same time, a start-up operator who has only been here for 2 months shared his front-line practical experience in store operations, order processing, etc.
These valuable experiences provide reference for other companies and give everyone a deeper understanding of the actual operations of cross-border e-commerce.
In view of the obstacles and difficulties reported by enterprises in key links such as cross-border logistics and distribution, import and export customs declaration processes, and cross-border tax accounting, the research team conducted on-site combing one by one.
They did not miss any detail, analyzed the root cause of the problem in depth, and proposed optimization directions.
By promoting standardized operations for data docking and process connection, it solves practical difficulties for enterprises and enables them to conduct cross-border business more smoothly.
This proactive door-to-door service not only affirms the European Champions League e-commerce’s approach to cultivating new local cross-border e-commerce forces, but also clarifies the determination of the municipal and district business departments.
They will continue to focus on the needs of industrial development, accurately implement support policies, break down service barriers, and escort local companies to “go overseas.”
This is undoubtedly a reassurance for local cross-border e-commerce companies, allowing them to enter the international market more firmly.
In the next step, the Municipal Commerce Bureau will continue to work with the Municipal E-commerce Industry Association to give full play to the role of a bridge between government and enterprises.
They will integrate industry resources and build a platform for experience sharing and resource exchange.
Through this platform, companies can learn from each other, cooperate with each other, and jointly respond to market challenges.
This will continue to empower local cross-border e-commerce companies to transform and upgrade, focus on going global, and inject new momentum into the high-quality development of Guangyuan’s export-oriented economy.
In future development, the model of government-enterprise collaboration will bring more opportunities and development space to cross-border e-commerce companies.
I believe that with the joint efforts of all parties, Guangyuan’s cross-border e-commerce industry will usher in a more brilliant future, and Chinese products will also use the cross-border e-commerce platform to more smoothly go to the world.
