Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Commerce has released implementation opinions to expand green trade, emphasizing the importance of enhancing the awareness and capabilities of foreign trade enterprises in green and low-carbon development [1][3]. Group 1: Enhancing Green Low-Carbon Development Capabilities - Foreign trade enterprises are encouraged to strengthen their awareness of green low-carbon development through training and dissemination of domestic and international legal policies and market dynamics [4][5]. - The implementation opinions promote the adoption of green design and production practices, urging enterprises to utilize renewable energy and reduce carbon emissions through updated equipment and processes [4][5]. - A focus on logistics is highlighted, with recommendations for long-distance transportation to shift from road to rail and water, and the use of environmentally friendly packaging materials [5][6]. Group 2: Expanding Green Low-Carbon Products and Technologies - The opinions call for enhancing the international competitiveness of green low-carbon products, encouraging the use of recycled materials and the development of sustainable fuel trade [6][7]. - There is an emphasis on understanding international market demands for green trade, with support for enterprises to leverage free trade agreements to expand cooperation in green low-carbon sectors [6][7]. - The opinions also advocate for increasing the greenization of exhibitions, promoting the establishment of dedicated green low-carbon exhibition areas at major trade events [7]. Group 3: Creating a Favorable International Environment for Green Trade - The Ministry aims to strengthen international communication and collaboration on green trade rules through participation in global forums [8][9]. - There is a push for the establishment of standards that align with international green low-carbon product and service standards, facilitating mutual recognition [8][9]. - The opinions encourage the development of a robust support system for green trade, including financial policy support and the establishment of carbon footprint databases [9][10]. Group 4: Strengthening Support Systems for Green Trade - Financial institutions are encouraged to develop products and services based on carbon footprint assessments to support green low-carbon product exports [9][10]. - The establishment of a national carbon footprint database is prioritized to assist foreign trade enterprises in calculating their product carbon footprints [9][10]. - The opinions highlight the importance of talent development in green trade, advocating for research and training programs to cultivate expertise in this area [10].
商务部：增强外贸企业绿色低碳发展意识 加快推动物流绿色低碳发展
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