Cross-border e-commerce goods exported from the Horgos Comprehensive Bonded Zone in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region have exceeded one million pieces as of March 29. Chinanews.com reported on Tuesday.
A total of 310,000 pieces cross-border e-commerce goods with a total value of 510,000 U.S. dollars from Hangzhou, the e-commerce hub in eastern China, left Horgos.
It passed through Kazakhstan to be transferred to the destination Hungarian overseas warehouse centre.
It marked the achievement of more than one million pieces of cross-border e-commerce goods exported from Horgos this year.
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According to the staff of Horgos bonded zone, the main border port in Xinjiang, Horgos has explored new cross-border e-commerce business models, including innovative supervision, cargo distribution, cross-border warehousing and intelligent information service platforms.
This is to further inject impetus into the efficient and high-quality development of China’s cross-border e-commerce industry.
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