China: Customs said the country's cross-border e-commerce import and export value reached 2.84 trillion yuan in 2025, up 4.8% YoY.
Cross-border e-commerce exports via overseas warehouses rose 3.3x in the first half, while around 140 million Chinese consumers purchased goods internationally through cross-border e-commerce.
Market procurement exports exceeded 800 billion yuan in 2025.
Officials said China is now a major trading partner for more than 160 countries and regions, with broader import sources, improved product variety and higher-quality goods.
To boost inbound consumption, China will simplify tax refund procedures for foreign visitors. From July 1, refund claims below 10,000 yuan will move to a spot-check sampling system, with fully paperless processing.
Authorities said additional customs reforms will support services trade and strengthen the "Shop in China" initiative.
Cross-border e-commerce exports via overseas warehouses rose 3.3x in the first half, while around 140 million Chinese consumers purchased goods internationally through cross-border e-commerce.
Market procurement exports exceeded 800 billion yuan in 2025.
Officials said China is now a major trading partner for more than 160 countries and regions, with broader import sources, improved product variety and higher-quality goods.
To boost inbound consumption, China will simplify tax refund procedures for foreign visitors. From July 1, refund claims below 10,000 yuan will move to a spot-check sampling system, with fully paperless processing.
Authorities said additional customs reforms will support services trade and strengthen the "Shop in China" initiative.