Comparison between traditional mode and e-commerce

I think the import mode of cross-border e-commerce is better:

First, the price advantage: cross-border e-commerce directly connects domestic consumers from overseas, which reduces many intermediate links compared with general trade and gives prices to consumers. In addition, within the annual quota, customs duties are exempted and 70% value-added tax and consumption tax are levied. The price of the same commodity is cheaper than that of general trade.

Second, the transaction is convenient: cross-border e-commerce transactions through cross-border shopping malls, browsing and paying, reducing shopping links and enhancing the consumption experience.

Third, the financial pressure is small: cross-border e-commerce is online payment, overseas delivery or bonded warehouse delivery, reducing the financial pressure.

In addition, cross-border e-commerce retail imports need to solve the problem of three-to-one collision, that is, docking customs, logistics (bonded warehouses), paying for the completion of three-to-one inspection, and building cross-border shopping malls, all of which require technical solutions. Please refer to the following process.