再迎政策加持 便利化“组合拳”释放外贸新动能

Core Viewpoint - The General Administration of Customs announced 25 new cross-border trade facilitation measures to enhance China's foreign trade and create new advantages for opening up, aiming for a total import and export value of 45.47 trillion yuan by 2025, reflecting a 3.8% year-on-year growth [1][2]. Group 1: Trade Facilitation Measures - The new measures include support for the "Air Silk Road" development, optimization of lithium battery export inspection regulations, and facilitation of "food and medicine homologous" imported goods [1]. - Since 2018, a total of 115 facilitation measures have been implemented to improve cross-border trade efficiency [1]. Group 2: Impact on Enterprises - A survey indicated that 98% of enterprises were satisfied with the cross-border trade facilitation actions, reflecting an improved business environment [2]. - The introduction of a "two certificates in one" pilot for imported vehicles resulted in the issuance of 460,000 certificates, improving efficiency by over 80% [2]. - The "first inspection, then shipment" model for export consolidation has increased overall efficiency by 30% and reduced logistics costs by nearly 20% [2]. Group 3: Policy Implementation and Future Directions - The State Council meeting outlined new requirements for enhancing cross-border logistics efficiency and optimizing special product supervision [3]. - The measures include support for multi-modal transport, development of new business models, and improvements in smart regulatory services [3]. - The Ministry of Commerce plans to enhance coordination and create a favorable environment for the development of new business models, particularly in cross-border e-commerce [4]. Group 4: Cross-Border E-Commerce Development - Policies have been introduced to expedite tax refunds for cross-border e-commerce exports, significantly improving cash flow for enterprises [4]. - The "single window" for international trade has been established as a comprehensive service platform, integrating with 30 departments to streamline the entire cross-border trade process [4].