What is cross-border e-commerce logistics?

Cross-border electronic commerce refers to an international business activity in which transaction subjects belonging to different customs reach a deal, make payment and settlement through e-commerce platform, and deliver goods and complete the transaction through cross-border logistics.

As the technical basis for promoting economic integration and trade globalization, cross-border electronic commerce has very important strategic significance. Cross-border electronic commerce has not only broken through the barriers between countries, making international trade borderless, but also causing great changes in the world economy and trade.

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Cross-border electronic commerce model

China and cross-border electronic commerce are mainly divided into business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) trade modes.

Under the B2B mode, enterprises mainly use advertisements and information release, and the transaction and customs clearance processes are basically completed offline, which is still traditional trade in essence and has been included in the general trade statistics of customs. Under the B2C model, China enterprises directly face foreign consumers, mainly selling personal consumer goods, and the logistics mainly adopts air parcels, mail and express delivery. The main body of customs declaration is postal or courier companies, and most of them are not included in customs registration at present.

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