How Should Cross-Border Electricity Providers Take Every Step Of The Day?

Cross border business operators admitted that consumers' enthusiasm for cross-border e-commerce has weakened.

The supplier of cross border e-commerce experience revealed to reporters that the business was very good when it opened just in the middle of last year, but the number of customers coming into the shop was less and less, and business was greatly affected. In the past few months, the monthly sales volume dropped by 60%.

The advantage of cross-border electricity providers lies in bonded goods.

Cross border e-commerce experience shops use the characteristics of postal tax, which is less than 30% yuan and 50 yuan less than the general trade tax, and send goods directly to consumers.

However, the reporter interviewed found that many cross-border e-commerce experience shops accounted for a small proportion of bonded goods, mostly duty paid goods.

People in the industry have told reporters that the pressure on bonded goods is not too small. They must have a very strong strength and must have a strong eye. Otherwise, they will lose a lot if they buy goods.

"Many well-known imports have mature sales channels in the territory, and are not willing to directly authorize cross-border electricity providers. On the other hand, although there are many good products abroad, some brands do not produce much, nor do they do marketing, which is difficult to sell in the territory."

The man sighed.

"This has led to many businessmen unwilling to take the risk to make great efforts to do bonded goods. Many experiential shops only focus on the flow of stores, single store sales, cross-border electricity suppliers become a gimmick, and experience stores have become imported goods supermarkets."

The source said.

Reporters also found that some experience shops can not even see bonded goods, all pictures, completely deviate from the original intention of the experience.

What are the advantages of paying taxes, which are imported goods through general cargo channels?

Reporters found that almost all cross-border electricity providers

They all claim that their products are cheaper than supermarkets.

But people in the industry told reporters that most of the current cross-border business operators, from many industries, do not have the ability to bargain with suppliers, so their price is not necessarily superior to traditional business super.

A reporter's survey found that the price of goods in different stores is different.

For example, the price of Australian adult milk powder of the same specifications ranges from 50 yuan to 100 yuan.

However, people in the industry told reporters that the price of imported milk powder from the first class agent should be more than 70 yuan, although it is not ruled out that a small number of businesses are paying for the promotion, but most shops experiencing such low prices are suspected of counterfeit goods.

Insiders say that bonded goods must be declared for customs clearance, and they are genuine products in principle.

But it takes up most of the goods on the shelves, and its supply is very mixed.

Miss Chen said she had bought a Japanese antipyretic tie in Zhujiang New Town, which marked "Made In China".

Insiders say, part

Dutiable commodities are purchased directly from Yide road.

Some imported e-commerce platforms have relatively weak control over overseas sources, and the risk of counterfeit goods and imitation is not small.

Huang Wenjie believes that to do well in cross-border electricity business, enterprises need to work hard on the quality, richness, price and service of goods.

The focus of cross-border electricity providers is still online, through the experience store drainage line can achieve low cost and low price advantage.

However, the experience store has too much emphasis on the flow of passengers and sales.

The original intention.

In view of the large investment in bonded goods, the 891 cross-border e-commerce experience shop has begun to launch cross-border O2O comprehensive technology platform for the industry, sharing IT systems, supply chain systems, and so on.

Huang Wenjie, executive director of Guangdong Circulation Industry Association, expects that the cross-border electricity supplier will undergo the market test and enter the knockout stage after the outbreak last year.

Weng Gang believes that the biggest problem of cross-border electricity providers is still in the supply chain.

The diversity of imported goods is not enough and the quality is not guaranteed.

Weng Gang recommends that, if we want to focus on sourcing, we'd better find source cooperation.

It is understood that the national dragon products in Europe and Hongkong, China has established a procurement center.