On April 16, Panjin City’s first shipment to South Korea under the cross-border e-commerce “9810” (export overseas warehouse) model was officially completed at Panjin Liaogong Supply Chain Co., Ltd. in Dawa District and cleared customs smoothly.
This event is of great significance, marking that China (Panjin) Cross-border E-commerce Comprehensive Pilot Zone has achieved a “zero breakthrough” in new export models. It is also the result of Dawa District’s solid efforts to cultivate the cross-border e-commerce industry ecology and fully serve the innovation and exploration of enterprises.
Since this year, Dawa District has taken the development of cross-border e-commerce as an important starting point to promote the transformation and upgrading of foreign trade and cultivate new growth points, and has made a series of substantial progress.
Dawa District has built a district-level cross-border e-commerce industrial base by coordinating resources. It has attracted a number of cross-border enterprises to settle in and incubate, and the industrial agglomeration effect has initially appeared.
The LiaoGong supply chain company that completed this first order is the leading enterprise that Dawa District has focused on cultivating and successfully introduced.
Dawa District also actively supports the Panjin Cross-border E-commerce Association to settle in Dawa, establishing a coordinated development mechanism of “government guidance, association setting up a platform, and enterprises performing shows”.
In this first order of business, the association provided full professional collaborative support, effectively empowering enterprises to complete the entire customs clearance process.
This collaborative development mechanism provides a good development environment for enterprises, allowing them to carry out cross-border e-commerce business more smoothly.
The success of the first export of the cross-border e-commerce “9810” model is not only a business breakthrough, but also an important milestone in the development of the cross-border e-commerce industry in Dawa District.
It provides valuable experience and reference for more companies to carry out cross-border e-commerce business in the future.
At the same time, this also demonstrates Dawa District’s innovation capabilities and development potential in the field of cross-border e-commerce.
In the next step, Dawa District will take this first customs clearance as a new starting point, follow the established deployment, and focus on the key links of the cross-border e-commerce industry to continue to make efforts.
Accurately meet the needs of enterprises, deepen industrial integration, and use platforms such as the “China Petroleum and Chemical Equipment Network” to promote “big products” such as petroleum equipment and specialty agricultural products to expand the international market through cross-border e-commerce channels.
Strengthening talent support is also one of the important tasks for Dawa District in the future.
Relying on the Liaogong Supply Chain Company, the company plans to carry out multiple practical trainings on cross-border e-commerce platform operation and overseas marketing throughout the year to guide more local companies to expand the international market by relying on new cross-border e-commerce formats.
Through these trainings, enterprises can improve their operational capabilities and market competitiveness, promote the region’s cross-border e-commerce industry from “starting” to “establishing momentum”, and contribute more to the high-quality development of Panjin’s foreign trade.
Dawa District’s active exploration and practice in the field of cross-border e-commerce not only brings new development opportunities to local companies, but also provides useful reference for the development of China’s cross-border e-commerce industry.
In the future, with the continuous development of the cross-border e-commerce industry, Dawa District is expected to show greater influence in the international market.
