2025年我国跨境电商进出口2.75万亿元

Group 1: Star Brands - Saks Global, a high-end department store group in the U.S., has filed for bankruptcy protection, marking one of the largest retail collapses since the pandemic [2] - Jasmine Milk plans to open over 100 new overseas stores by 2026, with a target of 80-100 stores in North America and 40-50 in Indonesia [2] - Zhang Yong has been reappointed as CEO of Haidilao, following the resignation of Guo Yiqun [2] Group 2: Consumer Platforms - JD Logistics proposes a cash option of RMB 3.797 billion to Debon shareholders as part of a plan to withdraw Debon's shares from the Shanghai Stock Exchange [4] - AliExpress reports over 50% growth in the smart socket category, attracting major brands like BSEED and TNCE [5] - Kuaishou is set to launch a life service information platform called "Kuaishou Circle" [6] - Alibaba's 1688 platform introduces a "Three Guarantees" service for new merchants, promising visitor and order guarantees until the end of 2026 [8] - Taobao has launched an end-of-year procurement festival, offering discounts on various products until February 11 [7] Group 3: Investment and Financial Reports - Coca-Cola has abandoned plans to sell Costa Coffee due to unsatisfactory bids from private equity buyers [11] - Dongpeng Beverage has passed the listing hearing at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange [11] Group 4: Consumer Dynamics - Wei Family Catering has announced actions against counterfeit stores using its brand names [12][13] - Jinlimen has issued an apology and announced a compensation plan of RMB 12 million due to hygiene issues and date tampering at its manufacturing facility [14] Group 5: Macro News - China's cross-border e-commerce imports and exports are projected to reach RMB 2.75 trillion by 2025, a 69.7% increase from 2020 [15] - The National Bureau of Statistics reports a 1.1% year-on-year increase in food prices for December 2025 [16] - Brazilian consumers are expected to shop more rationally online by 2026, valuing free shipping and delivery conditions equally with discounts [17] - Thailand's e-commerce sector supports raising import tariffs on low-value goods to ensure fair competition with Chinese products [18]