不再卷低价 速卖通不再"卷低价"了。 9月23日，阿里旗下跨境电商平台速卖通启动"超级品牌出海计划"，表示用商家在亚马逊一半的成本，在重点市场实现更高的成交，直接向天 猫品牌和亚马逊大卖们抛出了橄榄枝。此举被业内视为对亚马逊发起正面挑战，争夺中高端品牌市场。 直接对标亚马逊，速卖通的野心不小。 之所以盯上品牌，是整个出海环境在发生变化。行业已从蓝海变为红海，不确定的国际贸易环境带来更多风险，低价带来的增量已然触及天花 板。无论是商家还是平台，都开始挖掘"品牌化"的机遇。 速卖通较早开启了转型。过去一年，速卖通已经在持续发力品牌出海，有95%的合作品牌实现了年销百万美元。速卖通品牌出海负责人衍之透 露，速卖通的品牌货盘和高客单价商品的成交额正逐步超越中低客单价商品。 行业分析认为，速卖通发力品牌赛道，有望进一步拉开与"出海四小龙"其他平台的差异性。对于品牌商家来说，也许也是一个新的增长机遇。 图片来源：IC photo "他们突破了过去我们对于中国跨境出海的商品的刻板的印象。"衍之表示，比如品类上以轻小件为主，比如强调低价和性价比。 眼下，品牌商家想出海、跨境卖家想做品牌，商家的焦虑传导到平台侧，也在驱动着平台 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles is that Chinese cross-border e-commerce platforms, particularly AliExpress, are challenging global giants like Amazon by offering brands a more cost-effective and supportive platform for international expansion [1][7][8] - AliExpress has launched a "Super Brand Going Global" initiative, inviting top Chinese brands to shift their focus from Amazon to AliExpress, promising to reduce costs by 50% while achieving higher sales in key markets [1][7] - The shift in strategy is driven by changes in the international trade environment and the evolution of Chinese supply chains, moving from a low-cost model to a focus on brand value and quality [2][4] Group 2 - AliExpress is positioning itself uniquely among China's "four dragons" of cross-border e-commerce by establishing a brand service team and targeting the mid-to-high-end market, moving away from the low-price competition [2][3] - The platform has seen significant growth, with a 70% year-on-year increase in the number of brands joining, and over 500 brands doubling their sales [5][6] - AliExpress is enhancing its operational capabilities by providing comprehensive support for brands, including local marketing, logistics, and AI tools to facilitate global expansion [6][5] Group 3 - The platform's growth is reflected in its financial performance, with the international digital commerce group becoming a key growth engine for Alibaba, maintaining double-digit growth even amid tariff impacts [4][5] - AliExpress aims to differentiate itself by offering a more flexible and supportive environment for brands compared to Amazon, which has been perceived as having rigid rules that hinder brand growth [7][8] - The company is committed to becoming a global player in e-commerce, aspiring to create a new market environment that emphasizes value over price, which aligns with the aspirations of emerging Chinese brands [8]

Core Insights - The U.S. has officially suspended tax exemptions for packages valued at $800 or less starting August 29, marking the end of the "low-cost direct mail + tax exemption" model that has supported cross-border e-commerce for years [2] - Chinese cross-border e-commerce sellers are facing increased tariffs and compressed profit margins, prompting a shift in focus towards European and Latin American markets [2] Group 1: Impact on U.S. Market - Tariff costs for U.S. sellers have increased by approximately 25%, significantly affecting pricing and profit margins [2] - For example, the cost of a keyboard has risen by about $20, leading to a price increase of 15% that resulted in a 30% drop in sales volume [2] - Profit margins have decreased from 25% to single digits, making it challenging to maintain profitability [2][3] Group 2: Shift to European Market - Sellers are exploring the European market due to higher demand for quality 3C products and better profit margins compared to the U.S. [4] - The average monthly sales growth rate in Europe is over 25%, with potential for higher profit margins due to less price competition [4] - Challenges in Europe include complex compliance and tax regulations, but the market offers significant growth opportunities [4][5] Group 3: Transition to Latin American Market - One seller reported a 50% drop in revenue in the U.S. market due to the removal of the tax exemption, prompting a search for new markets [6][7] - Latin America, particularly Mexico and Brazil, is seen as a promising market due to rising demand and less intense competition [10] - Initial challenges include logistics issues and cultural differences, but the seller has begun to adapt product offerings and marketing strategies to better fit local preferences [10][11] - Monthly growth in the Brazilian market has reached over 30%, indicating a positive trend despite lower profit margins compared to the U.S. [12][13]

Core Viewpoint - The recent cancellation of the $800 tax exemption for cross-border e-commerce imports in the U.S. has led to significant challenges for the industry, including increased costs and operational complexities [1][3]. Group 1: Impact of Policy Change - The average tariff rate for imported goods has surged from 0% to 25%-30%, affecting key product categories such as electronics and apparel [1][3]. - 25 countries have suspended postal services, forcing sellers to rely on commercial logistics, which has seen shipping costs rise by 30%-50% [3]. - Major platforms like Temu and SHEIN have already raised prices, with Amazon reporting an average price increase of 29% across 930 products, leading to a decline in sales for some sellers by over 20% [3]. Group 2: Challenges for Sellers - The restructuring of logistics channels has created a "no ship" situation for small and medium-sized sellers, as new customs regulations and electronic pre-declaration requirements complicate the shipping process [3][5]. - The average customs clearance time has increased from 5-6 days to 8-9 days, diminishing the time-sensitive advantages previously enjoyed by sellers [3][5]. - Compliance requirements have intensified, with carriers now required to pre-collect tariffs, placing additional burdens on sellers' tax compliance capabilities [5]. Group 3: Advantages of Overseas Warehousing - The value of third-party overseas warehouses has been re-evaluated as a strategic response to the new regulations, offering a way to optimize tariff costs through bulk importation [6][9]. - Goods stored in overseas warehouses can avoid the new small package tariff regulations, significantly reducing overall tax burdens compared to direct shipping [6]. - Sellers utilizing overseas warehouses experience a 60% lower rate of logistics delays compared to those relying on direct shipping methods [7]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The transition to overseas warehousing is becoming essential for sellers to survive amidst rising costs and regulatory pressures, with those who adapt quickly likely to gain a competitive edge [9]. - The industry is expected to shift from "low-price competition" to "value competition," as companies seek to establish localized supply chains and efficient operational systems [9].

Core Viewpoint - The central theme of the articles is the emerging opportunity for cross-border e-commerce in Central China, particularly in the Hubei, Henan, Hunan, and Jiangxi provinces, which are leveraging their manufacturing strengths and improving logistics to compete in the global market [1][2][6]. Group 1: Industry Trends - The cross-border e-commerce sector is undergoing transformation, with AI tools significantly lowering operational barriers and shifting the focus from "price competitiveness" to "brand empowerment" [2][11]. - Central China is experiencing a strategic opportunity period for cross-border e-commerce development, driven by the clustering effect of industrial belts, supportive government policies, and the application of advanced technologies like generative AI [1][11]. Group 2: Regional Manufacturing Strengths - Central China, known as the "backbone of Chinese manufacturing," has diverse industrial clusters focusing on high-end manufacturing, specialty agriculture, and niche industrial products, which have strong international competitiveness [3][4]. - The region's manufacturing capabilities, complete supply chains, and cost control advantages provide a solid foundation for the growth of cross-border e-commerce [3][4]. Group 3: Market Dynamics - As of June 2025, the number of active sellers from Central China on Amazon's global platforms has seen double-digit growth compared to the previous year [5]. - In 2024, Hubei's cross-border e-commerce import and export value reached 67.97 billion yuan, marking a 124% year-on-year increase, indicating significant market potential [5]. Group 4: Talent and Infrastructure - The return of talent and the improvement of logistics and environmental conditions are crucial for the growth of cross-border e-commerce in Central China [6][8]. - The region's educational institutions provide a stable talent pool, with local employees showing higher retention rates compared to coastal areas, enhancing competitive advantage [7][8]. Group 5: Challenges and Opportunities - Despite the growth, Central China still faces challenges such as a lack of talent and a supportive ecosystem compared to more established coastal regions [9][10]. - The shift in the external environment and the evolution of business logic in cross-border e-commerce present both challenges and opportunities for Central Chinese enterprises [11][12]. Group 6: Future Outlook - The transition from traditional distribution models to brand-oriented operations is essential for the future success of cross-border e-commerce, with a focus on creating recognizable brand identities [12][13]. - The current moment represents a unique opportunity for Central China to capitalize on the evolving landscape of cross-border e-commerce, as the industry undergoes a significant reshaping [13].

Core Insights - The financial report of Huakai Yibai Technology Co., Ltd. reveals a mixed performance with revenue growth but a significant drop in net profit, indicating a strategic shift towards long-term health at the expense of short-term profitability [2][5]. Financial Performance - The company reported a revenue of 4.54 billion yuan for the first half of the year, representing a year-on-year increase of 28.97% [2][5]. - The net profit attributable to shareholders fell by 72.69% to 36.74 million yuan compared to 135 million yuan in the same period last year [2][5]. - The operating cash flow increased significantly by 365.65%, reaching 510 million yuan, indicating improved operational efficiency [2][7]. - The company’s total assets slightly decreased by 0.08% to approximately 4.74 billion yuan, while net assets attributable to shareholders increased by 10.12% to approximately 2.71 billion yuan [2]. Strategic Adjustments - The company is undergoing a strategic adjustment by clearing inventory through promotions, which has temporarily impacted profit margins but aims for long-term sustainability [2][5]. - The acquisition of Tongtuo Technology, which has turned profitable, is seen as a key strategic move to enhance the company's supply chain and operational capabilities [4][5]. Market Position and Challenges - Huakai Yibai has established itself as a leading player in the cross-border e-commerce sector, with a diverse product offering sold through major platforms like Amazon and eBay [5][7]. - The company faces challenges such as heavy reliance on Amazon, where over 50% of sales come from, making it vulnerable to platform policy changes [7]. - Increased competition in the cross-border e-commerce space has led to price wars, further compressing profit margins [7]. Future Outlook - Analysts suggest that the worst period for Huakai Yibai may be over, with forecasts indicating a potential net profit of 200 million yuan for the full year 2025, a 63.8% increase year-on-year [8]. - The growth of the Yimai ecosystem platform, which has expanded its merchant partnerships by 23.27% to 339, is expected to create new growth opportunities [8].

Core Insights - China is the only country with 41 industrial categories according to the UN classification, forming a solid foundation for the "world's factory" through various industrial belts [1] - The combination of "industrial belts + cross-border e-commerce" is a significant trend, enabling sellers to reach overseas consumers and enhance their value chain [1] Group 1: Challenges in Transformation - Many sellers from industrial belts face difficulties in understanding overseas market consumption habits and platform operations, which hinders their transition to cross-border e-commerce [3] - The "Huiqi Xing" project, initiated by Amazon Global Selling in collaboration with local governments and industry associations, aims to support sellers in overcoming these challenges [5] Group 2: "Huiqi Xing" Project Overview - The project features a "three-party linkage" model that identifies seller pain points and provides tailored support through small group training and one-on-one consultations [5][11] - The initiative has successfully launched in multiple cities, receiving 100% positive feedback from local sellers and promoting the healthy development of regional cross-border e-commerce ecosystems [11][12] Group 3: Case Study of Kaiyue Group - Kaiyue Group, a major foreign trade company, faced significant losses due to a "one-size-fits-all" product strategy but successfully transformed its approach by focusing on its strengths in large furniture [7][10] - With the support of the "Huiqi Xing" project, Kaiyue Group's cross-border sales surged from $20 million in 2022 to an expected $350 million in 2023 [10] Group 4: Training and Support Mechanisms - The "Huiqi Xing" program offers comprehensive training covering cross-border operations, including account security, category trends, and brand expansion [11][17] - The program has adapted its training format to cater to different seller needs, providing both intensive and flexible learning options [17]

美国此次关税政策调整，打破了跨境电商行业长期依赖的 "小额包裹免税红利"。 据中信证券研报测算，此前免税的低价值包裹，平均关税税率将从 0% 飙升至 25%-30% 区间，直接推高 跨境交易成本。而 25 国暂停邮政包裹寄送，更导致物流渠道大幅收缩。卖家仅能依赖 UPS、FedEx 等商 业物流商，但其运费较邮政渠道高出 30%-50%，且因业务量暴增已出现包裹延误、服务质量下降等问题。 从政策执行端看，新规落地，美国海关及边境保护局每日需处理的清关工作量将预期增加，包裹积压、查 验率上升成为常态。 根据多家媒体报道，保加利亚邮政在暂停服务声明中明确指出，美国不仅变更清关规则，还强制要求电子 预申报数据同步至美国邮政运营商，流程复杂度大幅提升，中小物流企业难以适配。 卖家困境：成本飙升与生存挑战 800 美元以下免税政策曾是跨境电商卖家进入美国市场的核心优势，覆盖 3C 产品、服饰鞋包、日用百货 等主流类目。为缓解压力，头部平台已率先调价。 本文自南都·湾财社 采写 | 南都·湾财社记者 陈盈珊 8 月 29 日起，美国正式取消对价值 800 美元及以下进口包裹的免税待遇，小额包裹需全额缴纳关税。由于 美国新 ...

Core Viewpoint - The United States has officially canceled the tax exemption for imported packages valued at $800 or less, requiring full customs duties to be paid, which significantly impacts the cross-border e-commerce industry, particularly for Chinese sellers who previously benefited from this exemption [1] Group 1: Impact of New Regulations - The new tariff policy disrupts the long-standing "small package tax exemption" that the cross-border e-commerce industry relied on, with average tariff rates for previously exempt low-value packages expected to rise from 0% to a range of 25%-30%, increasing transaction costs [1] - 25 countries have announced a suspension of postal package shipments to the U.S., leading to a significant reduction in logistics channels, forcing sellers to rely on commercial logistics providers like UPS and FedEx, which have higher shipping costs and are experiencing delays and service quality issues due to increased demand [1][2] Group 2: Seller Challenges - The $800 tax exemption was a core advantage for cross-border e-commerce sellers in the U.S. market, covering mainstream categories such as electronics, clothing, and daily necessities. Major platforms like Temu and SHEIN have already raised product prices in response to the new regulations, with Amazon reporting a 29% average price increase across various categories since April 9 [3] - Price sensitivity among U.S. consumers has led some to shift to domestic e-commerce platforms, resulting in sales declines of over 20% for certain sellers. Approximately 30% of cross-border e-commerce sellers in the U.S. are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which face greater challenges due to limited financial reserves and bargaining power in the supply chain [3] Group 3: Shift to Overseas Warehousing - Previously, over 60% of cross-border e-commerce sellers relied on direct shipping, benefiting from the tax exemption. However, the new regulations have made direct shipping costly and subject to delays, with average customs clearance times increasing from 5-6 days to 8-9 days [4] - The shift to overseas warehousing requires significant investment, ranging from $100,000 to $500,000, and necessitates accurate market demand forecasting to avoid inventory issues, posing greater operational challenges for SMEs [4] - The policy change is pushing the industry towards a transformation from "low-price competition" to "compliance, branding, and localization," with sellers that have overseas warehousing, multi-market operations, and product differentiation likely to emerge successfully from industry consolidation [4]

Core Insights - The cancellation of the T86 exemption policy by the U.S. has significantly impacted cross-border e-commerce, pushing sellers to seek new markets while facing increased operational challenges [1][2][5] - Companies like SHEIN and Temu, which previously benefited from the exemption, are now experiencing a decline in user engagement and are accelerating their expansion into overseas markets [2][3] - Emerging markets such as Japan, Europe, and Latin America are being considered for expansion due to their growth potential, although challenges like compliance and logistics remain [3][4][5] Group 1: Market Dynamics - The U.S. has reduced the tax exemption for small packages, leading to a shift in the business model for cross-border sellers [1][2] - SHEIN and Temu have seen significant drops in daily active users, with SHEIN's U.S. monthly active users decreasing by 30% in May compared to March [1][2] - The cancellation of the exemption policy has forced companies to adapt quickly, with many looking towards markets like Japan, which offers lower logistics costs and a high consumer acceptance rate [3][4] Group 2: Regional Opportunities - Japan is emerging as a preferred market due to its proximity, high consumer income, and low return rates, making it attractive for cross-border sellers [3][4] - The European market presents strong consumer purchasing power but comes with complex compliance requirements, such as VAT registration [4] - Latin America, particularly Brazil and Mexico, is showing rapid growth in e-commerce, with expected revenue growth rates of 17.6% and 19% respectively [4][5] Group 3: Operational Challenges - The shift from fully managed to semi-managed models increases operational burdens on sellers, requiring them to handle logistics and customs themselves [7] - The need for local warehousing and the associated costs pose significant challenges, especially in distant markets like Latin America [4][6] - Companies must now focus on localizing their operations and understanding consumer behavior to remain competitive in the evolving landscape of cross-border e-commerce [7][8]