South Korea pavilion at the Belt and Road Commodity Exhibition & Trade Center has more than 200 varieties of commodities involving cosmetics, food and alcoholic beverages. [Photo/liangjiang.gov.cn] |
The Belt and Road Commodity Exhibition & Trade Center in Liangjiang New Area, Southwest China's Chongqing municipality, has opened several new pavilions for different countries, bringing the number of pavilions to more than 30.
The center provides commodity exhibition, logistics and warehousing, customs clearance, business development and other coordination services for customers from inside and outside China.
All the commodities are imported from overseas and inspected by customs authorities to ensure their quality.
The center allows customers to quickly and easily discover high-quality imported merchandise and reduces the commodities' transportation costs.
After being ordered by customers, the products will be sent from bonded warehouses and inspected by customs officials and the inspection and quarantine departments.
So far, the center has cooperated with several cross-border e-commerce platforms. It will reduce financial and logistics costs for e-commerce companies, expand the supporting industrial and supply chains related to cross-border e-commerce and optimize Chongqing's foreign trade structure.
John Edwards, the UK trade commissioner for China, praised Chongqing over its rise as a burgeoning center in intelligent manufacturing.