Zhejiang Issues 14th Five-Year Plan, Benefiting Cross-Border E-commerce Logistics
Zhejiang Province has issued the '14th Five-Year Plan for Strong Opening', explicitly stating the aim to build an international hub for cross-border e-commerce, supporting the construction of overseas warehouses and front warehouses, while promoting deep integration between live streaming platforms and cross-border e-commerce.
What are the key facts?
- 1Clarified international air cargo objectives
- 2Supports overseas warehouse construction
- 3Promotes integration of live streaming platforms with cross-border e-commerce
What happened?
On August 10, Zhejiang Province officially issued the '14th Five-Year Plan for Strong Opening', clearly making cross-border e-commerce one of the key development industries. The plan specifically mentions the objective for international air cargo post-pandemic and supports the construction of various types of overseas and front warehouses to optimize the cross-border e-commerce logistics system. The plan also emphasizes deepening the integration of live streaming platforms with cross-border e-commerce, providing greater development space and opportunities for cross-border e-commerce enterprises from a policy and infrastructure perspective.
What does this mean for cross-border sellers?
Cross-border sellers in Zhejiang will benefit from improved logistics infrastructure and policy incentives, and are encouraged to actively set up overseas warehouses to enhance delivery efficiency. Priority action: Develop an overseas warehouse layout plan this week and evaluate warehouse site selection in the region.