健全五大“挑战” 推动郑州现代商贸流通业良性循环

Core Viewpoint - The "Henan Circulation Development Report (2026)" emphasizes the theme of "comprehensively expanding domestic demand" and provides insights into the challenges and optimization paths for the development of modern commercial circulation systems in Zhengzhou [1][2]. Group 1: Challenges and Optimization Paths - Zhengzhou faces five major challenges: urban-rural commercial network, supply capacity, rural commercial circulation, cultivation of leading enterprises, and the recycling system [1]. - The report suggests optimizing the urban-rural commercial network and constructing a new consumption pattern by implementing a "renewal project" for urban commercial circles, inspired by the model of Shanghai's Xujiahui [1]. - It proposes the planning and construction of high-end commercial complexes in Zhengdong CBD to meet the needs of financial and business populations, enhancing the match between commercial planning and consumer demographics [1]. Group 2: Strengthening Supply Resilience - A multi-faceted market supply system is to be established, including the planning of 1-2 primary agricultural wholesale markets, focusing on convenient transportation for site selection [2]. - The report emphasizes the need to improve the rural commercial circulation system and activate rural consumption potential by building a three-tiered convenience service network in counties, towns, and villages [2]. Group 3: Cultivating Leading Enterprises - A "three-year action plan for cultivating leading enterprises" will reward circulation companies that achieve annual sales exceeding 10 billion yuan for the first time, with a focus on nurturing 1-2 companies into national leaders [2]. - A digital transformation special fund will be established to subsidize traditional commercial enterprises that adopt big data and artificial intelligence technologies [2]. Group 4: Promoting Green Circular Development - The report advocates for the establishment of recycling resource industrial parks, encouraging the agglomeration of small and medium-sized enterprises through land and tax incentives [2].