Shanghai;cross-border e-commerce;sea exports

Shanghai's cross-border e-commerce sea exports surpass last year's total

A customs-backed shipping model is helping small exporters share container space and boosting cargo volumes through Shanghai's ports.

A shipment of handheld fans worth 18,000 yuan was shipped overseas from Shanghai on June 2 under a new customs clearance model designed for cross-border e-commerce exports.

The shipment was processed through a "master manifest + consolidated container" system that allows small cross-border e-commerce parcels to be combined with general trade exports and shipped in fully loaded containers.

Customs authorities said the model has helped lower logistics costs for small and medium-sized exporters while improving shipping efficiency. Officials also said the system has attracted cargo from major e-commerce platforms, including Amazon, to Shanghai ports.

The growth has been significant. Shanghai Customs said it supervised more than 5.2 million cross-border e-commerce export parcels worth over 5.8 billion yuan in the first five months of 2026, already exceeding the total value recorded for all of last year.

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