外贸向“新”向“绿”加速跑 以“造高端”巩固“卖全球”优势为经济增长注入新动能

Core Insights - Shenzhen's foreign trade import and export volume is projected to rank first among Chinese cities by 2025, with a focus on solidifying advantages and expanding new growth points in foreign trade [2] Group 1: Export Trends - The Shenzhen Bay Customs reported that high-value, intelligent products like cleaning robots are becoming the main export items, with high-tech products accounting for nearly 50% of the export value [4] - A cleaning robot manufacturing company is ramping up overseas order deliveries and simultaneously developing a new product, an intelligent robotic dog [6][8] - In a recent business matching event, over ten companies established partnerships to facilitate overseas sales, with one product expected to sell over 200,000 units by 2025 [10] Group 2: Innovation and Growth - Shenzhen is home to 1,333 national-level specialized and innovative "little giant" enterprises, the highest number among Chinese cities, aiming to enhance the international market presence of high-tech products [12] - Many tech companies in Shenzhen do not have dedicated foreign trade departments, yet their products are still successfully exported, supported by an increasingly comprehensive overseas service system [13] Group 3: Service Ecosystem - The Xinghe Park in Longgang, Shenzhen, hosts over 100 overseas service companies, providing a "one-stop" service for businesses, covering customs, logistics, and intellectual property services [15] - A service provider reported a 30% business growth at the start of 2026, with over 100 new clients, indicating a robust demand for assistance in navigating overseas markets [17] Group 4: Green Transformation - Shenzhen's foreign trade is accelerating its green transformation, with initiatives in green manufacturing, logistics, and services being implemented [22][23] - A new production line for a green packaging company has commenced, utilizing recycled plastic bottles to create environmentally friendly packaging for cosmetics [23][24] - The logistics sector is also adopting clean energy solutions, with over 60% of clean energy vehicles in use at the Yantian Port, contributing to a significant reduction in carbon emissions [26] Group 5: Future Initiatives - Shenzhen's market supervision authority plans to enhance international trade services and promote carbon footprint certification for products, aiming to improve export competitiveness [28] - The construction of a green trade system in Shenzhen is accelerating, with a carbon footprint certification platform being integrated into the international trade single window [29]