The international trade scene is buzzing after a major policy shift: on May 2, 2025, the United States ended its duty-free treatment for small parcels from the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. This change has spiked logistics costs, putting many small and medium-sized foreign trade enterprises that rely on direct shipping under pressure.
But here's the silver lining: China's Ministry of Commerce is steering a smart pivot toward domestic sales. With the nation’s vast internal market as a cushion, platforms like Alibaba, JD.com, and Meituan are teaming up to give these enterprises a seamless transition. 🚀
E-commerce is stepping up its game by offering real-time sales data, deep-dive analytics, and full-spectrum support—from storefront design to creative brand storytelling. This collaborative approach helps businesses pinpoint ideal product categories for local consumers, ultimately enhancing brand appeal and stability. 💡
This bold move not only counters the impact of rising tariffs but also sparks innovation and growth within China’s domestic market. It’s a game-changing moment in the fast-paced digital world where challenges morph into fresh opportunities! 🎯
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Chinese foreign trade enterprises respond to US "reciprocal tariff"
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