Group 1 - Shanghai is enhancing the facilitation services for sensitive goods in maritime transport, particularly cosmetics and battery-operated products, to promote cross-border e-commerce exports [1] - The Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce and ten other departments have issued measures to facilitate cross-border trade by 2025 [1] - The measures include precise risk assessment through cross-border e-commerce supply chain data interaction and differentiated sorting of goods based on packaging types [1] Group 2 - The initiative expands the pilot application of the cross-border e-commerce retail export return supervision model, allowing related returned goods to be returned across direct customs districts [1] - The measures aim to implement full-mode operations for cross-border e-commerce customs clearance, including 9610, 9710, and 9810 list models [1]