边民互市热 口岸经济活

Group 1: Overview of Border Trade Developments - The border trade in China is experiencing significant growth and transformation, driven by policy optimization and technological advancements, enhancing trade efficiency and expanding market opportunities [1][2][4] Group 2: Guangxi Pingxiang Fruit Trade - The China-ASEAN (Chongzuo) Fruit Trading Center in Pingxiang has become a major hub for fruit imports, particularly from Vietnam, with daily transactions involving a large volume of goods [2][3] - The online auction platform launched in 2023 has facilitated over 600,000 cross-border orders, generating a transaction value exceeding 18 billion yuan [3] - The introduction of village-level trade cooperatives has enabled approximately 24,000 border residents to participate in cross-border trade, benefiting from a daily tax exemption of 8,000 yuan [3] Group 3: Yunnan Mohan Border Trade - The "Bianhutong" app has streamlined the customs declaration process for border residents, allowing them to complete transactions from their homes, significantly reducing the time and effort previously required [6][7] - Over 7,000 border residents in Mohan are utilizing the app, which accounts for 68% of the registered border traders in the area, enhancing trade efficiency [7] - In the first three quarters of the year, the total volume of goods traded through the Mohan border market exceeded 118.5 million tons, with a value surpassing 2.9 billion yuan [7][8] Group 4: Inner Mongolia Erenhot Border Trade - The establishment of the border trade zone in Erenhot has allowed small-scale traders to engage in business, benefiting from tax exemptions and a more flexible trading environment [9][10] - The trade volume at the Erenhot border market has reached over 400 million yuan, with a significant portion coming from value-added processing activities [10][11] - The participation of non-local residents in border trade has doubled, with local initiatives supporting resource integration and service provision for traders [11]