中国经济网北京10月14日讯黄埔海关官网近期发布太平海关行政处罚案件信息公开单(太平关检罚字 〔2025〕3号)。其中，广州逸仙电子商务有限公司存在进口法定检验商品未报检的违法行为，违反《中 华人民共和国进出口商品检验法》第五条、《中华人民共和国进出口商品检验法实施条例》十六条第一 款之相关规定。 依照《中华人民共和国进出口商品检验法实施条例》第四十五条第一款以及《中华人民共和国海关行政 处罚裁量基准(二)》(海关总署公告2025年第21号)第四条、第九条第二项之规定，太平海关决定从轻科 处罚款人民币156285元。 天眼查工商信息显示，广州逸仙电子商务有限公司，成立于2015年，位于广东省广州市，是一家以从事 零售业为主的企业。企业注册资本51384.06万美元，实缴资本47999.028971万美元，并已于2020年完成 了IPO上市。 逸仙官网显示，逸仙集团创立于2016年，是在中国本土孵化和成长的多品牌新锐国货美妆集团。2020年 11月逸仙集团正式在纽约证券交易所挂牌上市，并作为年轻的中国美妆上市公司继续前行。逸仙集团还 是完美日记母公司。 《中华人民共和国进出口商品检验法》第五条规定：列入目录的进 ...

近日，据中华人民共和国黄埔海关官网公布一则行政处罚内容，广州逸仙电子商务有限公司（以下简称"逸仙电商"）因进口法定检验商品未报检，被太平 海关处以罚款15.63万元。 对此，有化妆品行业人士表示，"合规通关是最基本、也是最关键的一环。出现'未报检'这样的失误，无论是由于流程疏忽、人员操作失误，还是对法规 理解存在偏差，都清晰地指向了逸仙电商内部在进出口合规管理方面存在一定疏漏。" 因"未报检"被罚15.63万 据行政处罚决定书披露，太平海关在调查中发现，逸仙电商在进口业务中未对法定检验商品办理报检手续，该行为违反了《中华人民共和国进出口商品检 验法》第五条及《中华人民共和国进出口商品检验法实施条例》第十六条第一款的规定。 | 图行之 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | | | | | 行政处罚导入模板 | | | | | | | | | | | | 行政部到人名称 | (元政權対人 ...

Core Insights - A consumer revolution is underway in China, transforming the country from a "world factory" to a "global shopping paradise" as foreign tourists increasingly purchase Chinese-made products [1][3]. Group 1: The Yiwu Phenomenon - The Yiwu International Trade City is experiencing a surge in international trade, with foreign merchants actively bargaining for a wide range of products, showcasing a vibrant marketplace atmosphere [4]. - Some tourists are live-streaming their bargaining experiences on platforms like TikTok, turning the shopping process into a form of entertainment with significant sales figures [4]. Group 2: Duty-Free Store Trends - In Hainan duty-free stores, foreign tourists are increasingly purchasing domestic beauty products and smart home appliances, with domestic brand sales rising from 5% to 35% in Q1 2025 [5]. - Popular products include Chinese cosmetics and electronics, which are perceived as significantly cheaper than similar items on platforms like Amazon [5]. Group 3: Cultural Consumption Rise - Cultural products such as Hanfu and traditional Chinese medicine are gaining popularity among foreign tourists, who are eager to experience and share these unique aspects of Chinese culture [6]. - Tourists are actively engaging with local customs and products, enhancing their travel experience through cultural immersion [6]. Group 4: Visa and Payment Innovations - The expansion of the 144-hour visa-free transit policy to 60 cities is facilitating easier travel for foreign tourists, making spontaneous trips to China more feasible [7]. - Payment innovations, such as Alipay's "TourPass" service, are simplifying transactions for international visitors, further enhancing the shopping experience [7]. Group 5: Value Proposition Shift - The perception of Chinese products is evolving from "cost-effective" to "quality-price ratio," as foreign consumers recognize the high quality of Chinese goods at competitive prices [8]. - This shift is exemplified by significant price differences between wholesale products in Yiwu and their retail counterparts in Western markets [8]. Group 6: Cultural Experience Enhancement - The TikTok hashtag ChinaTravel has garnered over 5 billion views, highlighting the appeal of China's diverse cultural experiences [9]. - The narrative surrounding Chinese products is becoming richer, as consumers associate purchases with cultural stories and experiences [9]. Group 7: Supply Chain Evolution - Foreign tourists are now seeking customized products, indicating a shift from OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) to OBM (Original Brand Manufacturer) in China's supply chain [10]. - This trend allows for greater value addition, as tourists desire unique branding and storytelling in their purchases [10]. Group 8: Revitalization of Traditional Brands - Traditional Chinese brands are experiencing a resurgence in duty-free markets, with significant sales growth attributed to localized marketing strategies [12]. - Brands are adapting their messaging to appeal to international consumers, enhancing their market presence [12]. Group 9: Economic Impact of Tourism - Foreign tourists' spending in duty-free stores has a multiplier effect on local economies, significantly boosting related sectors such as dining and transportation [13]. - Tourists act as informal ambassadors for Chinese shopping experiences, sharing their insights with others upon returning home [13]. Group 10: Challenges and Solutions - Despite the growth, challenges such as counterfeit products and language barriers persist, affecting the shopping experience for some tourists [14]. - Cities are beginning to address these issues by offering immersive shopping experiences that combine cultural activities with retail [15]. Group 11: Future Aspirations - The goal is to establish a unique cultural identity for Chinese shopping, akin to the shopping cultures of Japan and France, emphasizing the distinctiveness and richness of the experience [16]. - The transformation of shopping into a cultural bridge reflects a broader narrative of China's evolution from manufacturing to innovation and cultural exchange [16].