Where Is The Opportunity For Cross-Border Export Business To Rise?

From the macro policy environment, the government hopes to stimulate exports, jump over traditional foreign retailers, directly face consumers, export brands, and not just export commodities.

For example, in August 2013, the general office of the State Council pmitted the notice of the Ministry of Commerce and other departments on the implementation of relevant policies on supporting cross-border e-commerce retail export ([2013]89), and the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation jointly issued the notice on the export tax policy of cross border e-commerce retail business in early 2014.

In general, the policy support for export business providers is much stronger for the import business.

The export market has greater potential.

It is serving nearly 6 billion overseas users and imports.

The 1 billion 400 million consumers who serve the mainland, and overseas mainstream consumer groups in Europe and the United States, have stronger consumption ability, and export clothing, electronic consumer goods and so on have great opportunities.

In terms of category, import electricity providers are more biased.

Cosmetics, as well as safe and healthy food and maternal and child products, are very limited in terms of category, and such goods are often too expensive under traditional lines, giving them opportunities to import electronic business.

The competitive pressure of export market is relatively weak. The gross profit margin of Lanting Pavilion is up to 36%. China's electricity providers have strong resource advantages in supply chain.

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However, importing electricity providers, whether honey tooth baby, honey Tao, ocean terminal, are facing giant threat.

The most direct response is that the gross profit margin of the importing electricity supplier is declining rapidly, and the cost rate is rising rapidly with the large scale promotion subsidy.

With Tmall and Jingdong in force in 2015, the import electricity supplier market will soon enter a red sea, and the gross profit margin can hold up to 15%.

According to the relevant data, the cross-border import business is basically a loss. Apart from several financing, the other scale is basically small.

Export electricity providers are much more low-key, but there are a lot of profits in Guangdong, Shenzhen, Fujian, Putian, Zhejiang and Yiwu.

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After the pfer of domestic textile and garment processing links to parts of Vietnam and Kampuchea, the situation of local labor costs has risen rapidly.

Domestic experts represented by Professor Yifu Lin believe that the African continent with abundant young labor resources and low price is the ultimate destination for the pfer of labor-intensive industries.

Whether Africa has the potential to undertake China's textile and garment industry? In search of the answer, Vice President Gao Yong led the Chinese Textile Industry Federation in April of this year to organize representatives of some industry associations and key enterprises in Ethiopia. A total of 14 people went to the textile and garment industry to conduct special investment research.

During his stay in Egypt, the delegation held separate or joint work meetings with the prime minister's office, the Ministry of industry, the Ministry of agriculture, the investment committee, the textile development department and the Ethiopian Textile Manufacturers Association.

In addition, the delegation also visited the Oriental Industrial Park invested by Chinese private enterprises and the Bole Lemi Industrial Park invested by the Ethiopian government, and visited Turkey Ayka group to invest in textile and garment enterprises Ayka Addis and some Korean enterprises.

Through discussions with Ethiopian government departments, as well as field visits to industrial parks and enterprises, the delegation had a comprehensive understanding of Ethiopia's investment environment and policies for attracting foreign investment, and held a positive view of the great potential of Ethiopia in developing its textile and garment industry.

The textile and garment industry in Ethiopia is still in its infancy.

Ethiopia currently has less than 100 textile and apparel enterprises, and small and medium-sized enterprises account for the overwhelming majority.

In the 2012-2013 fiscal year, exports of textiles and clothing amounted to US $99 million.

The yarn production capacity in 2013 was 370 thousand tons and 80 million garments.

In the world textile and apparel supply chain, Ethiopia is still on the edge.