The Chinese Ministry of Finance has announced 92 more items to the growing list of products that can be traded on cross-border e-commerce platforms. These new items have been added to the Cross-Border E-Commerce (CBEC) list of commodity goods, as of January 1st 2020.
In a further move to promote cross-border import, the Chinese Ministry of Finance announced that foreign companies can now trade 92 more commodities on cross border e-commerce platforms, such as Alibaba.
These commodities mainly fall under the following categories:
For the CBEC LIST for a detailed list of goods recently added.
The system is particularly advantageous for foreign brands that wish to sell online in China without establishing a legal entity in the Mainland. Foreign companies can store their goods in one of the 20 free trade zones and then clear them through customs only after consumers actually place an order online.
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