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In April 2016, the Chinese government made a number of significant amendments to the regulation of Cross Border E-commerce (hereafter CBEC) in the country, including a new tax policy and a list of products authorised to be imported via CBEC.
Both amendments can affect all participants in the supply chain of imported products through CBEC into China, from suppliers and traders in the EU, to online platforms registered to trade with imported products via CBEC.
Meanwhile, China has set up seven new free trade zones in September this year in Liaoning, Zhejiang, Henan, Hubei, Chongqing, Sichuan and Shanxi. It now has a total number of 11 free trade zones across the country, each positioned differently to reflect the unique economic characteristics of the region. The other four zones established earlier were Shanghai, Guangdong, Tianjin and Fujian.
To help European companies better understand how the changes in China’s CBEC and Free Trade Zones affect their businesses, the EU SME Centre and China-Italy Chamber of Commerce invite you to take part in our conference held in Guangzhou on November 21st.
中国跨境电商政策的发布和自贸区的设立为欧洲中小企业品牌进入中国市场提供了更多渠道,让中国消费者有机会通过更便捷的方式购买到进口商品,进一步促进了中欧贸易的发展。
因此,欧洲企业和贸易支持机构也希望通过更多方式加深对中国跨境电商和自贸区政策的了解。
本次活动将为华南地区的欧洲企业和合作伙伴提供与广东自贸区管理者、中国电商平台、欧盟中小企业中心商务拓展专家和欧盟企业在华知识产权保护领域的专家面对面交流的机会,了解广东自贸区政策的最新动态以及如何在中国更成功的开展跨境电商业务。届时参会者也将有机会与欧盟成员国广州领事馆的官员进行交流。