China News Agency, Beijing, September 2 (Reporter Liu Liang) The Ministry of Commerce of China introduced on the 2nd that the number of overseas warehouses in China has exceeded 1,900, and the business scope covers the world. The next step will be to promote the development of overseas warehouse networks.
On September 2, the Ministry of Commerce of China held a regular press conference in Beijing.
The new spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce Shu Jueting introduced that the number of overseas warehouses in China has exceeded 1,900, with a total area of more than 13.5 million square meters. The business scope covers the whole world, and the number of overseas warehouses in North America, Europe, Asia and other regions accounted for nearly 90%. .
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The new spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce Shu Jueting made her debut at a regular press conference that day.
She introduced that the number of overseas warehouses in China has exceeded 1,900, with a total area of more than 13.5 million square meters. The scope of business covers the whole world, of which the number of overseas warehouses in North America, Europe, Asia and other regions accounted for nearly 90%.
Shu Jueting emphasized that in order to help companies accelerate the development of new business forms and models of foreign trade and promote the development of overseas warehouse networks, efforts will be made in the following aspects.
One is to strengthen the cultivation of the main body.
Encourage various entities such as traditional foreign trade companies, cross-border e-commerce companies and logistics companies to participate in the construction of overseas warehouses.
Promote financial institutions to increase innovation in export credit insurance and other financial products.
The second is to promote digital development and encourage overseas warehouse companies to connect with online integrated service platforms in the cross-border e-commerce comprehensive pilot zone, domestic and foreign e-commerce platforms, etc., to match supply and demand information, and to explore the construction of overseas logistics smart platforms.
The third is to strengthen standard construction.
Promote the formulation of a number of national, industry, and group standards in the field of overseas warehouses, and guide the healthy and orderly development of the industry.
The fourth is to improve the overseas warehouse network.
Support enterprises to accelerate the deployment of overseas warehouses in key markets, improve global service networks, and promote cross-border e-commerce companies to better serve global consumers.
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